The story behind
Billie Holiday sang You're My Thrill in the 1940s, a song that became hers. It was written by Sidney Clare and Jay Gorney in 1933, and used in a movie. Holiday's voice makes it something more, as if giving it a special weight. She recorded it at a time when her voice already had that unique quality, that mix of sweetness and strength that makes her recognizable. The song isn't very long, lasting just over three minutes, but in that time it says a lot. People still listen to it today, with over a hundred thousand plays on Last.fm. It's a song that can be touched, that can be felt, and that stays in memory. ↓ Skip to chordsDm7 G7
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From the album
Lover Man
Billie Holiday · 2005 · Track 3