Artist	Song
Nancy Wilson	(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am
from Anthology (2000)
Nancy Wilson	Guess Who I Saw Today
from Something Wonderful (Remastered) (2004)
George Shearing Quintet & Nancy Wilson	The Things We Did Last Summer
from The Swingin's Mutual (2004)
Nancy Wilson	The Best is Yet to Come
from Yesterday's Love Songs, Today's Blues (1991)
Nancy Wilson	When Did You Leave Heaven?
from Anthology (2000)
Nancy Wilson	Someone to Watch over Me
from Yesterday's Love Songs, Today's Blues (1991)
Nancy Wilson	Wave (Digitally Remastered 99)
from Ultra-Lounge / Tiki Sampler (1999)
Nancy Wilson	Face It Girl, It's Over
from Anthology (2000)
Nancy Wilson	In a Sentimental Mood
from The Great American Songbook (2005)
Nancy Wilson	The Very Thought Of You
from Yesterday's Love Songs, Today's Blues (1991)
Nancy Wilson	Bewitched
from The Great American Songbook (2005)
Cannonball Adderley & Nancy Wilson	Save Your Love for Me
from Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley (1993)
Nancy Wilson	Love Won't Let Me Wait
from Love, Nancy (1994)
Nancy Wilson	For Once in My Life
from Welcome to My Love (1994)
Nancy Wilson	What a Little Moonlight Can Do
from Something Wonderful (Remastered) (2004)
Nancy Wilson	What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
from A Nancy Wilson Christmas (2001)
Nancy Wilson	Satin Doll
from Yesterday's Love Songs, Today's Blues (1991)
Nancy Wilson	All In Love Is Fair
from Anthology (2000)
Nancy Wilson	I Wish You Love
from Something Wonderful (Remastered) (2004)
Nancy Wilson	You Don't Know Me
from Welcome to My Love (1994)
Nancy Wilson	I Can't Make You Love Me
from Love, Nancy (1994)
Nancy Wilson	Angel Eyes
from Welcome to My Love (1994)
Nancy Wilson	Melody Is You
from A Lady With a Song (1990)
Nancy Wilson	If I Could
from Nancy Now! (1995)
Nancy Wilson	The Folks Who Live On the Hill
from Live from Las Vegas: Nancy Wilson (2005)

Comment:

Thoroughly engaging and supremely gifted, Nancy Wilson has jumped nimbly from genre to genre, initially taking flight in jazz in the late '50s with luminous talents like Cannonball Adderley, Gerald Wilson, and Billy May. But Wilson has prided herself as a brilliant interpreter as well, evidenced on dazzling chestnuts like "Bewitched," "Someone to Watch Over Me," and "In a Sentimental Mood."

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