Sings for Playboys

"Sings for Playboys" is a captivating vocal jazz album by Beverly Kenney, originally released in 1958 and reissued in 2006 by TP4 Music. This enchanting collection features Kenney's smoky, sultry vocals on a set of well-chosen standards, showcasing her unique style that bridges the gap between the big band era and the cool jazz movement. The album includes twelve tracks, such as "Do It Again," "A Woman's Intuition," and "Try a Little Tenderness," each one a testament to Kenney's ability to infuse classic songs with fresh energy and personal charm. With a running time of just over 34 minutes, "Sings for Playboys" is a concise yet satisfying journey through the world of mid-20th-century jazz vocals. Kenney's background working with the Dorsey Brothers and her collaborations with notable musicians like Jimmy Smith and Count Basie add to the album's appeal, making it a delightful discovery for jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. The 2006 reissue ensures that Kenney's captivating voice and timeless interpretations continue to reach new audiences.