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Helen Ward

Among the finest vocalists from the golf swing period, Helen Ward possessed an extremely appealing audio and was always swinging. Although she originally retired quite early with the top of her popularity, fortunately she came back to music often in old age. Ward had taken piano lessons while quite youthful …

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Kay Starr

A good jazz vocalist whose early recordings tended to end up being forgotten after her ascendancy in to the business sphere through the mid-’50s, Kay Starr was one of the primary pop performers to capitalize within the “rock and roll trend” with her 1955 novelty “Stone Waltz.” Her biggest strike …

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June Christy

Though she was the epitome of the vocal cool motion from the 1950s, June Christy was a warm, chipper vocalist in a position to loosen up her impressive voice on bouncy swing tunes and set herself aside from various other vocalists with her deceptively simple enunciation. From her amount of …

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Jane Powell

Jane Powell enjoyed an effective profession in film musicals primarily through the entire ’40s and ’50s — usually typecast while an innocent, “woman nearby” teenager. Given birth to Suzanne Bruce in Portland, Oregon on Apr 1, 1929, the youngster started going from the name of Jane Powell young as her …

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Frances Langford

“The Sweetheart from the Fighting Fronts,” singer Frances Langford was a global Battle II heartthrob beloved by soldiers on her behalf performances within Bob Hope’s USO travels. Blessed Frances Newbern in Lakeland, FL, on Apr 4, 1914, she originally aspired to a profession performing opera, but a neck operation permanently …

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Eileen Barton

Pop songstress Eileen Barton continues to be best known on her behalf 1949 novelty blockbuster “EASILY Knew You Were Comin’, I’d’ve Baked a Wedding cake.” Delivered in Brooklyn, NY, on November 24, 1929, she was the little girl of vaudeville song-and-dance duo Benny and Elsie Barton, signing up for the …

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George Wyle

Arranger, conductor, choreographer, and composer George Wyle generally made his lot of money in the wonderful world of tv, working mostly in variety shows; nevertheless, he’s most renowned for adding among the medium’s catchiest music along with his oft-referenced starting theme for Gilligan’s Isle. Wyle was created March 22, 1916, …

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Buddy Clark

Friend Clark was probably one of the most well-known male vocalists from the 1930s and ’40s, successful about radio, in films, and about record — had he lived longer, within the estimation of pop music scholar John P. Cooper, Clark will certainly have already been a rival to Perry Como …

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Anne Ziegler

Anne Ziegler (b. Irene Frances Eastwood, 1910, Liverpool, Britain, d. 15 Oct 2003), and Webster Booth (b. Leslie Webster Booth, 21 January 1902, Birmingham, Britain, d. 22 June 1984, Llandudno, Wales). From an early on age Ziegler qualified as a traditional pianist, and later on became an experienced accompanist. After …

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Mary Ford

Delivered Iris Colleen Summers on July 7, 1924, in Pasadena, CA, singer Mary Ford is most beneficial known on her behalf work with hubby/legendary guitarist Les Paul. The set fulfilled in the past due ’40s (while Ford was a nation vocalist), and quickly started reeling off a string of strike …

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