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Ivie Anderson was an American jazz singer and member of Duke Ellington’s orchestra. She was born in 1902 in Gilroy, California, and died in 1949. Anderson was one of the first African-American women to make a name for herself as a jazz singer. She toured extensively with Duke Ellington and recorded over a hundred songs with his orchestra.
19. Feb. 2020 · Like Mildred Bailey, Ivie Anderson was an early female vocalist who pioneered the jazz idiom in dance bands. She joined Duke Ellington's orchestra in 1931and for the next 12 years she toured and recorded with the band. Anderson's voice was more pointed and huskier than Bailey's and featured a mild tremolo. She also had a slinkier quality, especially on mid-tempo numbers such as
Ivie Anderson. Ivie Anderson, sometimes called Ivy (July 10, 1905 to December 28, 1949), was a jazz singer and performer. He is best known for his performances with Duke Ellington’s orchestra in 1931 and 1942. Anderson was born in Gilroy. She was well-known for her sweet singing voice and popularity with Ellington’s group.
She also recorded as Ivie Anderson and Her All-Stars that year as well. Anderson’s asthma kept her from touring extensively, though she did travel from time to time. In early 1944, she spent eight weeks at the El Patio in Mexico City, and in summer 1945 she spent a month at the El Grotto in Chicago, backed by Sonny Thompson’s new band.
31. Aug. 2018 · Among the most memorable lines in the lyric sung on the Ellington recording by Ivie Anderson: “…underloved, overfed, my man’s gone, so I instead got rocks in my bed.”. Even more suggestive are these lines from another song from Jump for Joy, the delightful “Chocolate Shake” recorded (6-25-41) by Ellington: “It was under an African ...
Discover Her Best Recordings: 1932-1942 by Ivie Anderson released in 1995. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
"It Don't Mean a Thing" is originaly a 1931 composition by Duke Ellington with lyrics by Irving Mills, singed in 1932 by the vocal diva Ivie Anderson.
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