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| Biography: One of the most technically gifted and popular vocalists of the immediate postwar period, Jo Stafford effortlessly walked the line between breezy pop and the more serious art of post-big-band jazz singing. With the help of her husband, top-flight arranger and Capitol A&R director Paul Weston, Stafford ...Read full biography |
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Released: 1950 Label: DRG Critics' Rating:  Released: 1960 Label: Corinthian Critics' Rating: The closest Stafford ever came to being a jazz singer. This early '60s release had instrumental touches and a jazz tone, and Stafford sang with more energy and less gimmickry. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide ...Read full review
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