One of the finest and most versatile vocalists in American musical history, moved effortlessly from pop to gospel to jazz.
Despite a relatively short career--she died in 1963 at the age of 39--Dinah Washington laid claim to being one of the major jazz voices, and one of the most versatile of all jazz singers. Her voice was rich; she filled everything she sang with heartfelt emotion, and she could make even material of less than stellar quality sound deeply moving. More importantly, she was equally at home (and had hits) with blues, popular songs of the day, and standards; toward the end she also became a major voice of the burgeoning soul movement.
1964
1963
Roulette Records
1963
Roulette Records
1963
1963
1963
Wing
1963
Roulette Records
1962
1962
1962
Verve / Polygram
1960
1960
Mercury
1959
Emarcy
1958
Verve / Emarcy
1958
Polygram
1958
1958
1957
Mercury
1957
Mercury
1957
Emarcy
1956
Emarcy
1956
Emarcy
1956
1954
Mercury
1952
Mercury
1952
Mercury
1950













