MARTIST · KNOWLEDGE GUIDE
Mel Tormé
- Country / region
- United States
- Recording years
- 1956–2003
- Recordings
- 24
- Albums and releases
- 8
ARTIST STORY
Meet Mel Tormé
Mel Tormé is a solo artist associated with United States whose catalog here spans 1956–2003. The artist is connected with Jazz and Swing, so genre, period and individual recordings offer useful ways into the work.
Listen for how Jazz and Swing shape rhythm, voice and arrangement. A starting path includes “Bess, You Is My Woman Now”, “Buzzard Song”, “Evenin’ Ladies, Hello Boys…”, “I Can’t Puzzle This Thing Out…”. Then move to “George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess” and “The Best of Mel Tormé” to hear how recordings are organized in a release context.
BIOGRAPHICAL FACTS
Basic information
- Type
- Solo artist
- Country / region
- United States
- Birth date
- September 13, 1925
- Death date
- June 5, 1999
- Roles
- Actor, Singer, Composer, Songwriter, Recording artist, Musician
START HERE
Start with these recordings
01Bess, You Is My Woman Now1956 · Classical / Art MusicOpen in new tab 02Buzzard Song1956 · Classical / Art MusicOpen in new tab 03Evenin’ Ladies, Hello Boys…1956 · Classical / Art MusicOpen in new tab 04I Can’t Puzzle This Thing Out…1956 · Classical / Art MusicOpen in new tab 05I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’1956 · Classical / Art MusicOpen in new tab 06I’ve Got You Under My Skin1989 · Jazz · easy listeningOpen in new tab 07Yes, Indeed!1989 · Swing · swingOpen in new tab 08Sunday in New York1999 · jazz · jazz vocalsOpen in new tab
DISCOGRAPHY
Representative albums and releases
GENRES
Genres
ARTIST GRAPH
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