Pat Suzuki- Pat Suzuki-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Vik, Vik, Radio Corporation Of America, Webster Hall, T.B. Harms Co., Mills Music, Inc., Blossom Music Corp., Harms, Inc., Chappell & Co., Inc., Republic Music Corp., Miller Music
• Catalog number: LX 1147
• Country: US

Pat Suzuki’s self-titled album from 1958 offers a refined collection of standards and show tunes, guided by the elegant arrangements and conducting of Henri René and his orchestra. Suzuki’s vocal delivery brings a thoughtful intimacy to songs like "The Song Is You" and "As Time Goes By," making this a focused listening experience that stands apart from typical vocal pop records of the era. The inclusion of tunes such as "My Heart Belongs To Daddy" and "How High The Moon" demonstrates her versatility within a neatly curated set that balances theatrical flair with jazz-inflected phrasing. It’s the kind of record that might quietly earn a spot near your favorite vocal jazz or musical theater albums, rather than shouting for attention on the front row. This pressing from 1958 is presented in mono on the Vik label, pressed at the RCA Records plant in Rockaway, adding a touch of historical authenticity for collectors who appreciate period-appropriate editions. The vinyl’s VG+ condition indicates it has seen gentle use, with minor surface marks unlikely to interfere with playback, making it well-suited for those who want a reliable, playable copy without chasing flawless grades. For anyone intrigued by Pat Suzuki’s blend of pop and musical styles, this record offers both musical charm and a snapshot of late-1950s vocal presentation that feels quietly assured rather than showy.

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