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i am really liking this new singer Luba Mason. she is coming up with a new album 'Krazy Love'. the album is getting released this month only. she is wife of Ruben Blades. you can listen to a few songs on her Myspace. i am eagerly waiting for the album. http://www.myspace.com/lubamason
i am really liking this new singer Luba Mason. she is coming up with a new album 'Krazy Love'. the album is getting released this month only. she is wife of Ruben Blades. you can listen to a few songs on her Myspace. i am eagerly waiting for the album. http://www.myspace.com/lubamason
Not only have the words 'crazy' and 'love' been matched a myriad of times previously - and better, I might add - spelling 'crazy' with a 'k' automatically diminishes points. Also, I don't think I've heard such a boring excuse for jazz, with 'latin infused grooooooves!' in quite a while.
The first three may vary from time to time. I will put Billie Holliday on first spot for now because of Summertime, which is one of my all-time favorites.
Billie Holliday
Sarah Vaughan
Ella Fitzgerald
Carmen McRae
Anita O'Day
Betty Carter
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Haven't heard much of Sheila Jordan and Shirley Horn. Anything you can recommend me start with?
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