Billie Holiday - Billie (The Original Soundtrack)
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Billie is the companion soundtrack to the James Erskine-directed documentary on the breathtaking talent of Billie Holiday. It features her band, The Sonhouse All Stars performing her classic works including "I Only Have Eyes For You," "God Bless The Child," "Strange Fruit" and more. The film features newly unearthed interviews from those who knew Holiday best — Charles Mingus, Tony Bennett, Sylvia Syms and Count Basie among them.
Heavyweight vinyl pressed by Verve Records in 2020.
Originally released in 1957.
Authentic reissue pressed by Verve Records in 2019 as part of their "Vital Vinyl" campaign. Remastered from the original analog tapes, featuring authentically replicated artwork and liner notes.
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