For more than 30 years, rumours have circulated of a never-issued Diana Ross album of jazz standards recorded around the time of her triumphant star turn in Lady Sings The Blues. Recently, these archival recordings were discovered in the Motown vault. The resulting album, 'Blue' (Motown/UME), marks the long-overdue debut of what David Ritz, esteemed author and writer of the album's liner notes, calls "some of the most emotionally satisfying music Ross has ever made."

 

1. What A Diff'rence A Day Makes
2. No More
3. Let's Do It
4. I Loves Ya Porgy
5. Smile
6. But Beautiful
7. Had You Been Around
8. Little Girl Blue
9. Can't Get Started With You
10. Love Is Here To Stay
11. You've Changed
12. My Man (Mon Homme)

Bonus Tracks
13. Easy Living
14. Solitude
15. He's Funny That Way
16. T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do