Annie Ross

All right, let's keep things swinging along right now with Zoot Sims.

We'll be hearing his 1959 take of You're Driving Me Crazy, which you can find on a record he did with the great Annie Ross.

I'll play one of those vocal cuts down the line for us, but for now, we'll swing it with Zoot, and then he'll pass it off to Lena Horne with a positively in-the-pocket version of I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart, which you can find on Lena's beautiful 1962 album, Lena: Lovely and Alive, arranged by Marty Paich and, uh, featuring trumpeter Jack Sheldon.

It also includes Gene DeNovey on piano, a legend here on the Toronto jazz scene.

And so they fired her, and he was, like, going through, like, headshots that he had.

And I think her name is, like, Anne Richards or something like that.

Yeah.

And she was, like, a fairly popular jazz singer at the time.

And Frank Henenlotter had, like, heard, like, liked a lot of her records or whatever.

Oh.

Annie, Anne Ross.

Anne Ross, Anne Ross.