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The Decca Years

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Download links and information about The Decca Years by Sammy Davis Jr.. This album was released in 1990 and it belongs to Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Rock, Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 50:32 minutes.

Artist: Sammy Davis Jr.
Release date: 1990
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Rock, Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack
Tracks: 16
Duration: 50:32
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Something's Gotta Give 2:05
2. Hey There 2:48
3. The Birth of the Blues 3:17
4. All of You 2:44
5. Easy to Love 2:25
6. Love Me or Leave Me 2:58
7. Stan' Up an' Fight 4:09
8. Because of You 5:28
9. Too Close for Comfort 2:20
10. That Old Black Magic 3:19
11. New York's My Home 3:13
12. There's a Small Hotel (featuring Carmen McRae, Sammy Davis, JR) 3:29
13. Six Bridges to Cross 3:01
14. Frankie and Johnnie 3:20
15. My Funny Valentine 3:08
16. Change Partners 2:48

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Long before he became a kitsch Vegas cliché, Sammy Davis, Jr. was simply the finest all-around entertainer in show business. That talent is on open display in this delightful collection of the best of Sammy's Decca sides. Running from 1954's breakthrough hit, "Hey There," to 1959's "Change Partners," Davis finally found a groove to sell his immense talent on disc after a dismal start at Capitol Records in the late 1940s. While everything is in a brassy over-the-top Broadway style, his take on "Because of You" is straight out of his nightclub act, complete with star-turn impressions. If you've only heard the Nehru-jacket-and-beads Sammy Davis, Jr., then this set is well worth investigating.