Marlene Dietrich Sings
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| Released | 1947 | |||
| Genre | Traditional pop | |||
| Label | VOX | |||
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Marlene Dietrich Sings is a compilation album by actress and singer Marlene Dietrich, released in 1947 on Vox Records label. The album features German-language recordings originally released on Polydor masters, with piano accompaniment by Peter Kreuder. The repertoire includes cabaret-style performances associated with post-World War I Europe.
Marlene Dietrich's original 1933 Paris recordings with Peter Kreuder were reissued by Vox in 1947 as three 10-inch 78 RPM shellac singles, then as a 10" LP (1950), featuring German classics like "Jonny" and "Mein blondes Baby", plus added French tracks.
Critics acknowledged Marlene Dietrich's album as a period piece, with some praising its nostalgic value and distinctive vocal style, though often noting its dated production and limited appeal.