Horne, Lena

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	At The Sands Used - LP - LSP 2364 1961 Deep Groove Stereo Original. 2S/1S Indianapolis Stampers. more
	Give The Lady What She Wants Used - LP - LSP 1879 1958 Deep Groove Living Stereo Original. more
	Here's Lena Used - LP - TFS 4115 1964 Black & Gold Label Stereo Original Housed In A Laminated Jacket. more
	In Hollywood New - LP - UAS 6470 Sealed 1966 US Stereo Original. more
	In Hollywood New - LP - LN 10194 Sealed Stereo Reissue Of Her 1966 LP. more
	In Hollywood New - LP - UAL 3470 Sealed 1966 Mono Original. COH. more
	Jamaica New - LP - LSO 1103 Sealed 1958 Deep Groove Living Stereo Original. more
	Jazz Ladies - Lena Horne, Carmen McRae and Della Reese New - CD - DZS010 Sealed Longbox, Remastered By Steve Hoffman more
	Lady And Her Music Audiophile - LP - MFSL 2-094 Factory Sealed 2LP Half-Speed Master Housed In A Gatefold Cover. Loose Wrap With Small Cut Out Hole. more
	Lady And Her Music Audiophile - LP - MFSL 2-094 1983 2LP Half-Speed Master Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. LPs Pressed In Japan By JVC. Produced By Quincy Jones. Both LPs In Glossy, Unplayed Condition. 5 Star Lena! “The Success Of Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music, Which Opened At The Nederlander Theater On Broadway On May 12, 1981, And Ran 333 Performances, Until June 30, 1982 (Horne's 65th Birthday) Was A Cumulative One. Horne Had Been Performing In Nightclubs, Theaters, And Casinos For 40 Years, Singing Many Of The Same Songs She Sang At The Nederlander, But Somehow The Broadway Context And Her Perseverance Combined To Make This More Than A Glorified Club Act. Horne Had The Benefit Of Being An Artist Who Had Faced Adversity (Particularly, The Vicissitudes Of Being An African-American Star In Hollywood In The 1940s) And, If Not Triumphed, At Least Persisted, So That, As She Reached Her Golden Age, Her Struggles Within The Entertainment Business Could Be Seen As Heroic. And, She Was Still At It, Which Made Her, In The Nomenclature Of The Time, A "Survivor." That Earned Her Gales Of Applause From Theatergoers Who Had Made The Journey With Her And From New Fans Who Were Too Young To Remember Her And Were Discovering Her Anew. The Show Made Some Attempt To At Least Trace The Outlines Of Horne's Career From Being A Cotton Club Chorus Girl In The 1930s To A Movie Star In The '40s. After A Clutch Of Initial Songs, An Announcer Made A Cotton Club Announcement, And There Was A Short Dramatic Scene Featuring Several Other Performers Who Gave Horne A Breather By Doing A Few Numbers. Otherwise, She Periodically Interrupted The Run Of Songs For Personal Reminiscences About Her Career As Introductions To Songs With Which She Was Associated From Her Movie And Previous Broadway Musical Appearances. The Bulk Of The Show, However, Was Given Over To Her Typically Moving Interpretations Of Classic Songs By Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Harold Arlen, And Others. Among The New Material, There Was An Emphasis On Songs About Endurance And Self-Reliance, In Keeping With The Overall Theme, Notably The Jim Croce Hit "I Got A Name" And Paul Williams' "Life Goes On," Both Of Which Were Turned Into Showstoppers. But Then, The Show Was One Showstopper After Another, And A Fitting Capper To A Great Career.” William Ruhlmann, AMG. more
	Lady And Her Music - Live On Broadway New - LP - QW K 66108 Sealed 1981 2LP Gatefold Original. more
	Lady And Her Music - Live On Broadway New - LP - 2QW 3597 Sealed 1981 2LP Gatefold Original With "Antoinette Perry" Award Sticker. Tiny Cut Out Hole. more
	Lady And Her Music - Live On Broadway Used - LP - 2QW 3597 1981 2LP Gatefold Original. Both LPs Appear Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Lady And Her Music - Live On Broadway New - LP - 2QW 3597 Sealed 1981 2LP US Columbia House club gatefold pressing. Shrink torn along spine edge. more
	Lady And Her Music - Live On Broadway New - LP - 2QW 3597 Sealed 1981 US 2LP gatefold original with custom hype sticker. Shrink torn. more
	Lena New - LP - PDL2 1055 Sealed 1984 2 LP Reissue. COH. more
	Lena Used - LP - PDL2 1055 1984 2LP Reissue. Both Records Appear Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Lena Horne New - LP - SLGD 05 Sealed 2LP Box Set. more
	Lena In Hollywood New - LP - UAL 3470 Sealed 1966 Mono Original. more
	Lena, Lovely And Alive Used - LP - LSP 2587 1962 Living Mono Original Featuring The Marty Paich Orchestra. With Original RCA Inner Sleeve. Nice VG++ Jacket, Glossy & Vibrant, Light Edge Wear. more
	Lena, Lovely And Alive New - LP - LSP 2587 Sealed 1962 Living Stereo Original Featuring The Marty Paich Orchestra. more
	Lena, Lovely And Alive Used - LP - LSP 2587 1962 Living Stereo Pressing Featuring The Marty Paich Orchestra. more
	Live On Broadway Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music Audiophile - Used - MFSL 2-094 1983 2LP Audiophile Half-Speed Remaster From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Housed In A Gatefold Jacket; LP's Pressed In Japan By JVC. Produced By Quincy Jones. 5 Star Lena! “The Success Of Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music, Which Opened At The Nederlander Theater On Broadway On May 12, 1981, And Ran 333 Performances, Until June 30, 1982 (Horne's 65th Birthday) Was A Cumulative One. Horne Had Been Performing In Nightclubs, Theaters, And Casinos For 40 Years, Singing Many Of The Same Songs She Sang At The Nederlander, But Somehow The Broadway Context And Her Perseverance Combined To Make This More Than A Glorified Club Act. Horne Had The Benefit Of Being An Artist Who Had Faced Adversity (Particularly, The Vicissitudes Of Being An African-American Star In Hollywood In The 1940s) And, If Not Triumphed, At Least Persisted, So That, As She Reached Her Golden Age, Her Struggles Within The Entertainment Business Could Be Seen As Heroic. And, She Was Still At It, Which Made Her, In The Nomenclature Of The Time, A "Survivor." That Earned Her Gales Of Applause From Theatergoers Who Had Made The Journey With Her And From New Fans Who Were Too Young To Remember Her And Were Discovering Her Anew. The Show Made Some Attempt To At Least Trace The Outlines Of Horne's Career From Being A Cotton Club Chorus Girl In The 1930s To A Movie Star In The '40s. After A Clutch Of Initial Songs, An Announcer Made A Cotton Club Announcement, And There Was A Short Dramatic Scene Featuring Several Other Performers Who Gave Horne A Breather By Doing A Few Numbers. Otherwise, She Periodically Interrupted The Run Of Songs For Personal Reminiscences About Her Career As Introductions To Songs With Which She Was Associated From Her Movie And Previous Broadway Musical Appearances. The Bulk Of The Show, However, Was Given Over To Her Typically Moving Interpretations Of Classic Songs By Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Harold Arlen, And Others. Among The New Material, There Was An Emphasis On Songs About Endurance And Self-Reliance, In Keeping With The Overall Theme, Notably The Jim Croce Hit "I Got A Name" And Paul Williams' "Life Goes On," Both Of Which Were Turned Into Showstoppers. But Then, The Show Was One Showstopper After Another, And A Fitting Capper To A Great Career.” All Music Guide - William Ruhlmann more
	Live On Broadway Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music Audiophile - Used - MFSL 2-094 1983 2LP Half-Speed Master Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. LPs Pressed In Japan By JVC. Produced By Quincy Jones. Both LPs In Glossy Condition. 5 Star Lena! “The Success Of Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music, Which Opened At The Nederlander Theater On Broadway On May 12, 1981, And Ran 333 Performances, Until June 30, 1982 (Horne's 65th Birthday) Was A Cumulative One. Horne Had Been Performing In Nightclubs, Theaters, And Casinos For 40 Years, Singing Many Of The Same Songs She Sang At The Nederlander, But Somehow The Broadway Context And Her Perseverance Combined To Make This More Than A Glorified Club Act. Horne Had The Benefit Of Being An Artist Who Had Faced Adversity (Particularly, The Vicissitudes Of Being An African-American Star In Hollywood In The 1940s) And, If Not Triumphed, At Least Persisted, So That, As She Reached Her Golden Age, Her Struggles Within The Entertainment Business Could Be Seen As Heroic. And, She Was Still At It, Which Made Her, In The Nomenclature Of The Time, A "Survivor." That Earned Her Gales Of Applause From Theatergoers Who Had Made The Journey With Her And From New Fans Who Were Too Young To Remember Her And Were Discovering Her Anew. The Show Made Some Attempt To At Least Trace The Outlines Of Horne's Career From Being A Cotton Club Chorus Girl In The 1930s To A Movie Star In The '40s. After A Clutch Of Initial Songs, An Announcer Made A Cotton Club Announcement, And There Was A Short Dramatic Scene Featuring Several Other Performers Who Gave Horne A Breather By Doing A Few Numbers. Otherwise, She Periodically Interrupted The Run Of Songs For Personal Reminiscences About Her Career As Introductions To Songs With Which She Was Associated From Her Movie And Previous Broadway Musical Appearances. The Bulk Of The Show, However, Was Given Over To Her Typically Moving Interpretations Of Classic Songs By Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Harold Arlen, And Others. Among The New Material, There Was An Emphasis On Songs About Endurance And Self-Reliance, In Keeping With The Overall Theme, Notably The Jim Croce Hit "I Got A Name" And Paul Williams' "Life Goes On," Both Of Which Were Turned Into Showstoppers. But Then, The Show Was One Showstopper After Another, And A Fitting Capper To A Great Career.” AMG - William Ruhlmann more
	Nature's Baby New - LP - BDS 5084 Sealed 1971 Textured Cover Original. Features Richard Davis, Donny Hathaway, Seldon Powell, Jerome Richardson, Garnett Brown And Many Others. First Sealed Copy We Have Had In Stock In Eight Years. Pristine Copy. more
	New Album New - LP - BXL1-1799 Sealed 1976 Original Featuring Phil Woods. Mastered By Bob Ludwig. more
	Once In A Lifetime Used - LP - MTS 2005 Stereo Original. more
	Sings Your Requests New - LP - CLS 101 Sealed Stereo Original Featuring The Marty Paich Orchestra. Small Bottom Seam Split. more
	Sings Your Requests Used - LP - CRC 101 Mono Original In Shrink Wrap, COH. Arranged And Conducted By Marty Paich. more
	Soul New - LP - UAL 3496 Sealed Mono Original. more
	Stormy Weather New - LP - 9985 Sealed 1990 Reissue Of Recordings From 1941-1958. more
	The Lady New - CD - UNKNOWN Sealed Longbox, Remastered By Steve Hoffman more
	The Men In My Life New - LP - TC 44411 Sealed more
	With The Lennie Hayton & Marty Paich Orchestras New - LP - MRS 501 Sealed Compilation. more