Billie Holiday: Jazz Singer
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Billie Holiday: Jazz Singer
Narrated by:
Marie Cinquemani
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Narrated by:
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Marie Cinquemani
Billie Holiday: Jazz Singer is a full-length biography about Billie Holiday from her birth in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to her childhood in Baltimore, Maryland, through her 30-year career by Meredith Coleman McGee. The late great Lady Day became the defining voice in jazz in Harlem, New York in 1933. Her 1939 recording of the protest song, Strange Fruit, made her a superstar, a race woman, and a target. Though Billie Holiday passed over 64 years ago, her musical influence is wide reaching, and her legacy is everlasting.
©2024 Meredith Coleman McGee (P)2024 Meredith Etc
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