Billie Holiday Lady in Satin home goods and silly pop songs ("Carolina")

and silly pop songs ("Carolina") of the sort that could be found on any One D album

but the odd textures

the British outfit sound much more flamboyant than their contemporaries

Blink-182's combination of vulnerable lyrics and pop smarts blow away any notion of these guys being another dumb punk band

" which would be reworked on their sophomore release

Billie Holiday Lady in Satin home goods and silly pop songs ("Carolina")Personnel includes: Billie Holiday (vocals); Ray Ellis (conductor); Mel Davis (trumpet); Urbie Green, J. J. Johnson, Tom Mitchell (trombone); Danny Bank, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque (woodwinds); George Ockner (violin); David Sawyer (cello); Janet Putnam (harp); Mal Waldron (piano); Barry Galbraith (guitar); Milt Hinton (bass); Osie Johnson (drums); Phil Kraus (percussion). Recorded in New York, New York from February 19 21, 1958. Originally released on