Live Today! Rare Gems from Dinah's Radio and TV Broadcasts

Dinah Shore's 'Live Today! Rare Gems from Dinah's Radio and TV Broadcasts' is a captivating collection of timeless classics, showcasing the iconic vocalist's incredible range and talent. Released on 18 September 2020 via Flare Records, this 55-minute album is a treasure trove of big band, vocal jazz, and adult standards that will transport you to a bygone era.

Featuring 20 exquisite tracks, including 'For Every Man There's a Woman', 'Where Is Your Heart (Theme from Moulin Rouge)', and 'The Best Things in Life Are Free', Dinah Shore's powerful and expressive voice brings each song to life with effortless elegance. From the sultry 'That Old Black Magic' to the poignant 'I've Got You Under My Skin', every performance is a masterclass in vocal technique and emotional depth.

With its eclectic mix of jazz standards, show tunes, and nostalgic favourites, 'Live Today! Rare Gems from Dinah's Radio and TV Broadcasts' is a must-listen for fans of Dinah Shore and anyone who appreciates the golden age of music. So sit back, relax, and let the incomparable Dinah Shore serenade you with her unique blend of sophistication and charm.

Dinah Shore, born Frances Rose Shore, was an iconic American singer, actress, and television personality who captivated audiences for over four decades. Rising to fame during the Big Band era of the 1940s, Shore's sultry contralto voice and effervescent Southern charm made her a chart-topping sensation. Her hits like "Blues in the Night," "I’ll Walk Alone," and "Buttons and Bows" became timeless classics, endearing her to millions. Beyond her musical prowess, Shore transitioned seamlessly into television, hosting a series of popular variety shows sponsored by Chevrolet, which further cemented her status as a beloved entertainer. Throughout her career, she won nine Emmy Awards, a Golden Globe, and a Peabody Award, reflecting her versatility and enduring appeal. Shore's warm personality and genuine charm made her a cherished figure in American entertainment, leaving a lasting legacy in the worlds of music and television.