Ernestine Anderson
Jazz and blues singer Ernestine Anderson worked her way from singing in the
gospel choir as a child to being featured on the world’s most famous stages.
Born in Houston, Texas, on November 11, 1928, Anderson’s family moved to Seattle
when she was 16. She was hired by a local band for her first taste of the
professional musician’s life, and after tours with Johnny Otis and Lionel
Hampton, she moved to New York City to pursue music in earnest.
She began her recording career in the late 1950s on Mercury Records, although
her 1961 album My Kinda Swing would be her last for more th...
Never Make Your Move Too SoonErnestine Anderson
Always on My MindErnestine Anderson
It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)Ernestine Anderson
God Bless the ChildErnestine Anderson
As Long as I LiveHarold Arlen and Ernestine Anderson
My Foolish HeartErnestine Anderson and Metropole Orkest
Never Make Your Move Too SoonErnestine Anderson
Never Make Your Move Too Soon
3:31
Always on My MindErnestine Anderson
Blues, Dues And Love News
4:38
It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)Ernestine Anderson
My Kinda Swing
2:19
God Bless the ChildErnestine Anderson
Live
3:32
As Long as I LiveHarold Arlen and Ernestine Anderson
Blues In The Night: Dick Hyman Plays Harold Arlen
4:38
My Foolish HeartErnestine Anderson and Metropole Orkest
4:41
