Arguably the greatest lady vocalists of all time are featured in this superb compilation. These historic recordings from the 1950s and 1960s offer a unique overview of different approaches to jazz singing that helped define the genre. Watch Billie Holiday's performance of God Bless The Child closely and learn what made her such an influential jazz and pop singer. Enjoy Anita O'Day's matchless rhythmic sense in a performance of Honeysuckle Rose recorded at the Arenateatern in Stockholm, Sweden on November 1, 1963. Marvel at Nina Simone's December 1968 performance of Ain't Got No, I Got Life from London. Let Sarah Vaughan's rendition of Tenderly sweep you off your feet - 'Sassy', or 'The Divine One', recorded this romantic evergreen in a television studio in Sweden on July 9, 1958. Last but not least, revel at the 'First Lady of Song': Ella Fitzgerald swung Mack The Knife in a December 4, 1960 appearance at The Embers in suburban Melbourne, Australia. Get to know the greatest lady vocalists in jazz history with this unique compilation of historic recordings!