I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues by Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra

First released: 1972, Length: 2:53

Creators (11)

Instruments

1. Eddie Dougherty (20 Apr 1939) drums (drum set)
2. Frankie Newton (20 Apr 1939) trumpet
3. Jimmy McLin (20 Apr 1939) guitar
4. Johnny Williams (20 Apr 1939) double bass
5. Kenneth Hollon (20 Apr 1939) tenor saxophone
6. Sonny White (20 Apr 1939) piano
7. Stanley Payne (20 Apr 1939) tenor saxophone
8. Tab Smith (20 Apr 1939) saxophone, alto saxophone

Vocals

1. Billie Holiday (20 Apr 1939)

Producer

1. Milt Gabler

Locations

Recorded At

1. Brunswick World Broadcasting Studio (20 Apr 1939)

Works (1)

Recording Of

1. I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues (20 Apr 1939)
   

   Composer

   1. Harold Arlen (1932)

   Lyricist

   1. Ted Koehler (1932)

Releases containing this recording (10)

Official

Album - Compilation

1. Sixteen of Her Greatest Interpretations 1972 Billie Holiday aka "Lady Day (1939-1944) The Sixteen Original Commodore Interpretations"
2. Lady Day (1939-1944): The Sixteen Original Commodore Interpretations 1988 Billie Holiday
3. Billie Holiday 1988 Billie Holiday
4. The Chronological Classics: Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra 1939-1940 1991 Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra
5. The Quintessence Vol. 1: New York - Los Angeles 1935 - 1944 1995 Billie Holiday
6. Men Are Like Street Cars... Women Blues Singers 1928-1969 23 Feb 1999 Various Artists
7. The Commodore Master Takes 08 Feb 2000 Billie Holiday
8. Tresors Blues: Les plus beaux Blues 2001 Various Artists
9. Billie Holiday 2015 Billie Holiday
10. The Commodore Master Takes 31 Aug 2018 Billie Holiday