Looking for good recordings of female vocals I have not yet tried...

@frankmc195: Julianna Raye! I do believe you are the only other person I have ever heard mention her name. Her two albums are faves of mine, and are quite different from one another. Of the two I like the first---Something Peculiar, produced by Jeff Lynne---the most. I met her in L.A. about twenty years ago, and she was really sweet, absolutely delightful. Van Dyke Parks is also a fan of hers.

@curiousjim

"Currently I’m on Amazon music and unfortunately Taking a chance on love isn’t on it. That’s why I was asking, because I couldn’t find it. Just looked again.☹️"

Sorry you could not find it on Amazon.

The "discogs" page below lists "19 for sale from $12.87" in various formats -- CD, SACD, LP --  mainly offered from Japan where the Venus label is based. (I bought my vinyl LP of Taking a Chance on Love from a seller in Japan.)

Where to start. Looking at the ones shown here I still see mostly faces and voices from the past. I look constantly for new talent and I often find it coming out of S. Korea or some other oriental country. Like Yao Si Ting, and what Youn Sun Nah does in her live video from 'Théâtre du Châtelet' in the songs "Ghost Riders in the Sky" and "Calypso Blues", should be made Illegal, but all fun aside though she uses a  certain amount of electronic wizardry, her voice is nearly unmatchable. Then for slightly older but still respectable names, there is Melody Gardot and Sarah McKenzie among so many others.

If you check out AllAboutJazz.com and Bestofjazz.org you can keep up to the minute on everything that is coming about and everything you have missed along the way.

@bdp24 

Thanks!

I also like Jacintha's Here's to Ben album nicely produced by Groove Note.  Attached below is a sample cut -- Georgia on My Mind.