Diana Klarl

Diana Darby apparently took Allen Ginsberg's "first thought best thought" advice to heart when she recorded her second album, Fantasia Ball. The title itself seems to be an ironic statement; this minimally dressed album would be very out of place anywhere rightly calling itself "Fantasia Ball." Even saying it's minimal is an understatement: most songs feature only Darby's whispered vocals and guitar playing so ethereal that it's in danger of floating away. Darby decided not to fuss too much over the songs, and she admitted that the first takes were often the takes that ended up on the album. But this is a good thing in her case: her voice – which can be sexy, playful, and brooding all at once – is the best part of the music. Ornamentation would have just obscured it, and the hushed, intimate mood of this record would surely have been lost.

The extraordinary jazz singer of the avant-guarde tradition Jeanne Lee has long been the subject of the music and literary works of Diana Torti, jazz singer and composer. This dedication marks the 80th year since the birth of Jeanne Lee on 29 January 1939, with the respect and admiration of one artist for another.

Released through the German wing of Universal, Legenden des Soul is a series of '60s/'70s-oriented anthologies that compile major and minor hits from marquee R&B artists. The volumes consist of original recordings and were made available as compact discs and as digital downloads. The 20-track set dedicated to Diana Ross & the Supremes covers much of the group's most popular material, including "Come See About Me," "Stop! In the Name of Love," "Reflections," "You Keep Me Hangin' On," and "My World Is Empty Without You." Like most of the other Motown-related volumes, this provides a decent, if imperfect, overview.

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The success of “Love Hangover 2020” continues to illustrate the unprecedented star-power of Ms. Ross as a trailblazer and legend in the music industry.The balance of the nine tracks on Supertonic include remixes of two more cuts from the album The Boss, whose original LP tracks were collectively No. 1 dance hits: a dramatic, up-tempo rendering of “No One Gets The Prize” and a Latin-ized “It’s My House.” The top 20 hit “Remember Me,” gets a smart R&B feel, while “Surrender,” and the 1973 No. 1 hit “Touch Me in the Morning” are two additional thrilling Kupper remixes.

The Look of Love is the sixth studio album by Canadian singer Diana Krall, released on September 18, 2001, by Verve Records.

"To Love Again" is a 1981 studio/compilation album by Diana Ross. It featured both new recordings and previously-released material. The album was produced by Michael Masser.