Down Beat magazine rated this album 5 stars in February, 1954:

“All have been issued before on 78. Like Mr. Granz says: …the time spent here with Billie is what you make it, because there is every possible mood in this album… (the band) complement her with an affinity and admiration which is saved only for the great. And for this Holiday-struck listener, there is no one greater.”

Tk Song				MT#
a1 Stormy Weather		236
a2 Lover Come Back To Me	235
a3 My Man			234
a4 He's Funny That Way		238
b1 Yesterdays			237
b2 Tenderly			230
b3 I Can't  Face The Music	239
b4 Remember			232

In the spring of 1952, Billie began recording for Norman Granz, first on Mercury Records (that was found in 1945 in Chicago, being specialized in jazz and blues) and, in the following year, on his own Clef label. This album was first released by Mercury and short after reissued by Clef. Its eight tracks were recorded in a single session in Los Angeles on April, 1952. This historic session, with Oscar Peterson on piano, was her first LA session (not considering the single track with Paul Whiteman years before).

Tk Song				MT#
a1 I Only Have Eyes For You	225
a2 You turned The Tables On Me	222
a3 Blue Moon			220
a4 Solitude			226
b1 These Foolish Things		224
b2 Easy To Love			223
b3 You Go To my Head		221
b4 East Of The Sun		219