mp3@256kbps TRACKLIST: Just One of Those Things The Sping Ain’t It the Truth Life’s Full O’ Consequences Honey in the Honeycomb Honeysuckle Rose You’re So Indiff’rent Jericho     Leo Robin Brazilian Boogie Somebody Loves Me Tete a Tete at Tea Time/Solid Potato Salad Paper Doll Paper Doll [Alternate Lyric] Trembling of a Leaf Love Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man (Lyrics) Why Was I Born? Bill Where or When The Lady Is a Tramp Baby, Come Out of the Clouds If You Can Dream You Got Looks CREDITS: Lena Horne (Vocals), Lena Horne (Liner Notes), Hazel Scott (Performer), Phil Moore (Arranger), Phil Moore (Orchestration), Hal Mooney (Arranger), Hal Mooney (Orchestration), Tom Burke (Assistant Producer), Benny Carter (Arranger), Benny Carter (Conductor), Benny Carter (Orchestration), Will Friedwald (Liner Notes), Johnny Green (Conductor), Ted Hall  (Mixing), Lennie Hayton (Arranger), Lennie Hayton (Conductor), Lennie Hayton (Orchestration), Conrad Salinger (Arranger), Conrad Salinger (Orchestration), Marilee Bradford (Producer), Marilee Bradford (Liner Notes), Kay Thompson (Arranger), George Bassman (Arranger), George Bassman (Orchestration), Eddie Jackson (Arranger), Eddie Jackson (Orchestration), Coco Shinomiya (Art Direction), Tammy Edwards & The Edwards Sisters (Performer), Ted Duncan (Arranger), Ted Duncan (Orchestration), Tom Eckmier (Assistant Producer), Wally Heglin (Arranger), Wally Heglin (Orchestration), Dena Pacitti (Assistant Producer), Woolsey Ackerman (Assistant Producer), Bruce Baggot (Assistant Producer), Music Maids  (Performer), MGM Studio Chorus (Performer) REVIW: Lena Horne appeared in many MGM musicals during the 1940s but almost always in cameos, singing one or two songs and then disappearing. This Rhino CD collects together 23 songs (six of which were actually outtakes) from Horne’s films. Although generally not jazz, these swinging middle of the road pop performances are quite enjoyable and give one a well-rounded musical portrait of Lena Horne. Highlights include “Honeysuckle Rose,” “Somebody Loves Me,” a medley from Showboat, and “The Lady Is a Tramp. “ ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide