The Original Sound Of Miss Music! Music! Music! [ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED]

Here are Teresa's long lost initial recordings for London, including the original "Music! Music! Music!" taken at a much slower pace than you might remember. Her material, and the recording quality, on London doesn't compare to her work on Coral, where the producers, orchestras and engineers knew exactly how to best showcase her talents. But these recordings remain interesting, particularly the ballads, which reflect her abilities as a serious and thoughtful artist in a way all those novelties didn't. The voice is darker and thicker here than it was later, usually it's the other way around with lady singers, who tend to take on those shadings as they grow older. Teresa's sound actually grew younger. But there a lot to enjoy here. Teresa Brewer burst onto the music scene in 1950 with the earlier mention international hit "Music! Music! Music!" which is included here. Her career blossomed through the rest of the decade, easily taking Rock n Roll in her stride where other singers were falling by the wayside. By the 1960s, Teresa was well-established, her versatility enabling her to tackle Jazz songs with the same ease as Pop or Country. This Dixieland flavoured, 22 track, 65 minute compilation puts onto CD for the first time her early original recordings which followed the success of "Music! Music! Music!"