A fine, underrated jazz vocalist who got her start with Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
After deputizing for Annie Ross with Lambert, Hendricks & Ross in 1960, Carol Sloane was signed to Columbia, releasing her debut the following year. She also made a number of television appearances singing with the Skitch Henderson band on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show. By the late '60s, Sloane’s style was out of step with audience demands, and she moved to North Carolina, taking employment as a legal secretary. In the late '70s she returned to New York where she worked with the pianist Jimmy Rowles, and recorded a fine 1978 album. Her sporadic recording career took off in the early '90s, with a succession of albums for Concord Records.
Arbors / Arbors Records
2010
Arbors
2007
Highnote Records, Inc. / High Note
2003
Candid
2003
Highnote Records, Inc. / High Note
2001
DRG
1999
Concord Jazz
1997
Concord Jazz / Concord
1996
Concord
1995
Concord Jazz
1994
Concord Jazz
1993
Concord Jazz
1992
Contemporary Records
1990
Contemporary Records
1988
Prestige Records
1982
Choic
1978
Audiophile Records
1978
Audiophile Records
1977
Koch Jazz / Koch Jazz
1962
1962