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Good Morning Heartache

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Billie Holiday recorded Good Morning Heartache in January 1946, in a New York studio. The song is a jazz and blues track, lasting three and a half minutes. The band included several musicians of the time, such as trumpets, saxophones, piano and drums, along with Billie Holiday on vocals. It was released as a single by the Decca label, and appeared on the B-side of No Good Man. Later, Diana Ross performed the song in the film Lady Sings the Blues, from 1972. Ross's version reached top 20 on R&B and top 34 on pop in the United States, and also entered the top 10 of the easy listening chart. ↓ Skip to chords
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◫ Cinema Mode Live Chords
Bm Bm7/E
E Bm D6 Fdim
F#m Am G#m7 Gm7
Bm Bm7/E
E Bm D6 Fdim
F#m Am G#m7 Gm7
F#m7 Bm7 Cdim E
Bridge
G#7 C#m G#7 C# C#7 F#m
C#m7 F#7 B
B7 Gm7 F7 Bm7 E7
Bm Bm7/E
E Bm D6 Fdim
F#m Am G#m7 Gm7
F#m7 F7 Fdim E6
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Lady Sings the Blues

Lady Sings the Blues

Billie Holiday · 1956 · Track 14

Details
Tonalidad A
Duración 3:08
Compositor Dan Fisher, Ervin Drake and Irene Higginbotham
Álbum Lady Sings the Blues
Año 1956
ISRC USMC14673300
Credits
Música Dan Fisher, Ervin Drake and Irene Higginbotham
Did you know
Billie Holiday recorded "Good Morning Heartache" in January of 1946. The song was written by Irene Higginbotham, Ervin Drake and Dan Fisher. It was a jazz style, and Holiday's voice made it sound like something that reaches directly to your heart. It wasn't just any song, it was a way of telling the pain that it no longer hurts you.

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