Sylvia Syms

Sylvia Syms

Sylvia Syms (December 2, 1917 – May 10, 1992) was an American jazz singer.

Birth and Death Data: Born December 2, 1917 (New York City), Died May 10, 1992 (New York City)

Date Range of DAHR Recordings: 1954 - 1958

Roles Represented in DAHR: vocalist

= Recordings are available for online listening.
= Recordings were issued from this master. No recordings issued from other masters.

Recordings

Company	Matrix No.	First Recording Date	Title	Primary Performer	Role
Decca	87962	5/8/1954	Love me or leave me	Lawson-Haggart Jazz Band	vocalist
Decca	87964	5/8/1954	The only man blues	Billy Butterfield Jazz Band	vocalist
Decca	88467	8/8/1955	My ship	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88468	8/8/1955	Honey in the honeycomb	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88469	8/8/1955	Then I'll be tired of you	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88470	8/8/1955	A woman's intuition	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88489	8/11/1955	I'm the girl	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88490	8/11/1955	I'm so happy I could cry	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88491	8/11/1955	Lilac wine	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88492	8/11/1955	I don't want to cry anymore	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88518	8/18/1955	Experiment	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88519	8/18/1955	We just couldn't say goodbye	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88520	8/18/1955	Down with love	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	88521	8/18/1955	Let me love you	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	89577	3/21/1956	I could have danced all night	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	89578	3/21/1956	So this is Paris	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	89579	3/21/1956	Walk sweet	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	89580	3/21/1956	The world in my corner	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	89971	5/17/1956	English muffins ans Irish stew	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	100830	10/25/1956	Dancing chandelier	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	100831	10/25/1956	Each day	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	100832	10/25/1956	The nature of things	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	100833	10/25/1956	There ain't no sweet man	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	101390	1/18/1957	I cry for more	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	101391	1/18/1957	Nearer my love to you	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	101392	1/18/1957	Year after year	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	101393	1/18/1957	I see a million people	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102145	4/18/1957	It's good to be alive	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102146	4/18/1957	Be good (to me)	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102672	6/14/1957	He loves and she loves	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102673	1/14/1957	Can't we be friends?	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102674	6/14/1957	So far	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102675	6/14/1957	Don't ever leave me	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102686	6/17/1957	Hands across the table	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102687	6/17/1957	I am loved	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102688	6/17/1957	When a woman loves a man	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102689	6/17/1957	Dancing in the dark	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102884	7/2/1957	Isn't it romantic?	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102885	7/12/1957	I'll be seeing you	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102886	7/12/1957	Alone too long	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	102887	7/12/1957	What's the use of wond'rin'	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	103267	9/13/1957	Who is? You are	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	103268	9/13/1957	In times like these	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	104741	4/8/1958	You fascinate me so	Sylvia Syms	vocalist
Decca	104742	4/8/1958	The night they invented champagne	Sylvia Syms	vocalist

Citation

Discography of American Historical Recordings, s.v. "Syms, Sylvia," accessed November 12, 2024, https://adpprod2.library.ucsb.edu/names/346068.

Syms, Sylvia. (2024). In Discography of American Historical Recordings. Retrieved November 12, 2024, from https://adpprod2.library.ucsb.edu/names/346068.

"Syms, Sylvia." Discography of American Historical Recordings. UC Santa Barbara Library, 2024. Web. 12 November 2024.