Experience the timeless charm of Anita O'Day with her 1993 studio album, "Rules of the Road." This captivating collection of vocal jazz, swing, and big band classics showcases O'Day's legendary vocal prowess, backed by the dynamic Jack Sheldon Orchestra. Recorded in March 1993 and released on September 30, this album is a testament to O'Day's enduring talent and her ability to breathe new life into beloved standards.
"Rules of the Road" features a mix of well-known tunes and hidden gems, including "Black Coffee / Detour Ahead," "Shaking The Blues Away," and "Nobody Does It Better." The album's 14 tracks span a duration of one hour and five minutes, offering a rich and immersive listening experience. O'Day's sultry vocals and the orchestra's lively arrangements create a vibrant atmosphere that transports you to a bygone era of jazz and swing.
Produced by the renowned Buddy Bregman, who also arranged and conducted the orchestra, this album reunites O'Day with a big band for the first time in many years. The result is a stunning display of musical chemistry and a celebration of O'Day's iconic style. Whether you're a longtime fan of Anita O'Day or a newcomer to her music, "Rules of the Road" is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.
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