Artist: Etta Jones
Etta Jones's lyrics & chords
Etta Jones (November 25, 1928 – October 16, 2001) was an American jazz singer whose critical success and relative commercial obscurity (she never had a hit record) earned her a reputation in her lifetime as a "jazz musician's jazz singer". She is noted for her elegant interpretations of standards, ballads, and blues. Her characteristic inflections have sometimes prompted comparisons to stylistic devices employed by Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. Jones' recordings, particularly her debut record (Don't Go To Strangers, 1960), have earned ...read more
Jim Orange colored sky Santa claus is coming to town Stop Sweethearts on parade White cliffs of dover For sentimental reasons I wonder where our love has gone You call it madness but i call it love Second time around Son of a preacher man Fine brown frame Santa baby I should care Ring the bells One night in trinidad If you are but a dream I got a feeling The masquerade is over I saw stars Tell mama Slow boat to china I want a little boy Misty Somewhere in my lifetime So i love you Until the real thing comes along Lady be good Fools rush in I cover the waterfront What a little moonlight can do Exactly like you Bluesology I thought you ought to know Our very own Who can i turn to You came a long way from saint louis Gone again Don’t misunderstand Sugar I apologize Side by side Poor butterfly Blossom fell Stormy weather Fare to heaven This is always Saturday night There is no greater love I got it bad Blue monk It came upon a midnight clear When you were sweet sixteen Please mr johnson All i could do was cry Jazz diva A sunday kind of love Wonder why Someone to watch over me Rocky top I think i’ll tell him Living easy Mr bojangles Teach me tonight Makin whoopee You dont know what love is Paris Damn your eyes Fire Mona lisa Pretend Loving you more Unforgettable What a you doing new years eve
