Left Alone

"A Song For You"

(quote) Saxophonist Noah Peterson has just released a new
CD called "Bump" which features Nancy King on
the first track "A Song For You" (end quote)

From [NancyKing] Digest Number 163 received on the 21st of July, 2006.

Live at the Jazz Standard e-Card The Nancy King e-Card!
(Nancy King:
Live At Jazz Standard,
MAXJAZZ Vocal Series)

(quote) Ooo - very nice! MaxJazz just did the Nancy ecard!

http://maxjazz.com/king/card/

All Best, Nich (end quote)

From [NancyKing] Digest Number 154 received on the 16th of May, 2006.

A postscript: Along with those songs which were included on the Nancy King's album "Live At Jazz Standard" as mentioned below, we can also purchase three other songs from iTunes Music Store in Japan as of the 1st of December, 2006 (JST).
Bar Stool Paradise (Artists: Roy Nathanson and Nancy King, Album: Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill)
But Beautiful (Artists: Antonio Hart, Nancy King and Ray Brown Trio, Album: Some of My Best Friends Are...Singers)
The Perfect Blues (Artists: Antonio Hart, Nancy King and Ray Brown Trio, Album: Some of My Best Friends Are...Singers)
In Japanese, A postscript

We can purchase a song and a whole album (digital music) of Ms. King's "Live At Jazz Standard" from iTunes Music Store in Japan. But please note that when I purchased the album at 15:52 on the 25th of May, 2006 (JST), Music Store Search of iTunes in Japan did not return any proper search results by the name "Nancy King" and I had to search either by the name "Fred Hersch" or by the album name "Live At Jazz Standard." (Hitomi)
The iTunes logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

Nancy King's CD on the great label MAXJAZZ
featuring Fred Hersch "Live at the Jazz Standard"
In Japanese, News

There's A Small Hotel

I Fall In Love Too Easily

Little Suede Shoes / Day By Day

Everything Happens To Me

Ain't Misbehavin'

Useless Landscape (Inutil Paisagem)

There Will Never Be Another You

Autumn In New York

Four

"Left Alone" was composed by Mal Waldron and
its lyrics were written by Billie Holiday, though she
has never had a chance to record it. The album
"Left Alone" (Bethlehem, 1960) was Mal Waldron's
tribute to Billie Holiday who passed away in 1959,
on which Jackie McLean played "Left Alone" in
place of her. All Japanese Jazz fans should know
this very famous tune performed by Jackie McLean.

THERE WAS nothing about living on the sidewalks
that I didn't know," Billie Holiday told a writer for
Tan [February, 1953], "I knew how the gin joints looked
on the inside; I had been singing in after-hours joints
-damp, smoky cellars, in the backs of barrooms.
(Charles Edward Smith, "Billie Holiday," International
Library of Negro Life and History: The Negro In Music
And Art [The Association for the Study of Negro Life
and History, 1967], p. 141.)

Left Alone

by Nancy King