Compilations
These albums contain tracks pulled from previously released material. Listed here you will find the album title and label, the year the compilation was released, the title of the song Ms. Carter sings. When known, the original album from which the track is taken; however seeing as I don't own any of these albums and seeing as Ms. Carter recorded several versions of some of the included songs, I can't be sure in some cases.
* Night and Day (Verve B000047) [1990] -
"Everytime We Say Goodbye"
* 1950s The Singers (Columbia Jazz Masterpieces) [?] -
"Frenesi" from Social Call
* Jazz Divas: Studio (Verve 15563) [1992] -
"Goodbye"
* Singers (Atlantic Jazz) [?] -
"The Good Life"
* Cigar Classics: Volume 3 - Cool Smokes (UHI/HIP-O) [1997] -
"I Can't Help It"
* I Get a Kick Out of You: Cole Porter Songbook, Vol. 2 (Verve 19828) [1991] -
"Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love"
* Blue Vocals, Vol. 2 (?) [1992] - "My Favorite Things"
* Best of the 60s, Vol. 2 (Atlantic Jazz 71727) [1994] -
"When I Fall in Love" from Round Midnight
* 'S Wonderful - The Gershwin Songbook (Verve 13928) [1995] - "The Man I Love" {note: also released as disc 1 of a 3 disc set called The Complete Gershwin Songbooks}
* Voices of Cool, Vol. 2 (Atlantic Jazz) [1994] -
"Round Midnight"
* Vocal Classics (Atlantic Jazz) [1998] -
"Round Midnight"
* Jazz Divas: Live (Verve) [1992] -
"Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" from The Audience with Betty Carter & "I Could Write a Book"
* The Jazz Singers (Smithsonian) [1998] {5 CD box set} -
"This is Always" {disc 5} from Inside Betty Carter & "Frenesi" {disc 5} from Social Call
* Playboy's 40th Anniversary: Four Decades of Jazz 1953-1993 (?) [1993] -
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* Verve's Grammy Winners (Verve 21485) [1998] -
"Look What I Got" from Look What I Got!
* Genius and Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection {a tribute to Ray Charles} (?) [1998] {5 CD box set} - "Baby It's Cold Outside" & "Every-time We Say Goodbye" {disc 2}from Ray Charles and Betty Carter
* American Beauty - Soundtrack from the Movie - "Open the Door" from Inside Betty Carter (and even if you don't go just to hear Betty, go see the movie - it's excellent.
