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Helen Humes

vocals

Acreditado en 10 discos del catálogo

US jazz and blues singer, born June 23, 1913 in Louisville, KY, USA, died September 9, 1981 in Santa Monica, CA, USA. First recordings 1927. Replaced Billie Holiday as lead vocalist w. Count Basie's Orchestra in 1938. Solo artist 1940's to 1960's before withdrawing from music for several years. Comeback in 1973 at the Newport Jazz Festival and remained musically active until her death.

En Sonoravocals · 1973–2021

SellosAvid Jazz · Disques Black & Blue

Tocó conTeddy Edwards · Leroy Vinnegar · Jo Jones · Thelonious Monk

Discografía
Midnight at Minton's (Original 1941 Recordings)
Midnight at Minton's (Original 1941 Recordings)
Don Byas
1973 · HighNote Records
Nice Jazz (Live at Nice "Grande Parade Jazz", 1978)
Nice Jazz (Live at Nice "Grande Parade Jazz", 1978)
Helen Humes
1978 · Disques Black & Blue
The Best Of The Count Basie Orchestra On Denon
The Best Of The Count Basie Orchestra On Denon
Count Basie Orchestra
1980 · Savoy Records
Three Classic Albums Plus (Songs I Like to Sing! / Swingin’ with Humes / Helen Humes) (Digitally Remastered)
Three Classic Albums Plus (Songs I Like to Sing! / Swingin’ with Humes / Helen Humes) (Digitally Remastered)
Helen Humes
1984 · Avid Jazz
Songs I Like to Sing!
Songs I Like to Sing!
Helen Humes
1988 · Avid Jazz
Swingin' with Humes
Swingin' with Humes
Helen Humes
1991 · Avid Jazz
The Complete Decca Recordings
The Complete Decca Recordings
Count Basie
1992 · Verve Reissues
Let The Good Times Roll (The Definitive Black & Blue Sessions - Paris, France 1973)
Let The Good Times Roll (The Definitive Black & Blue Sessions - Paris, France 1973)
Helen Humes
1996 · Disques Black & Blue
Sneakin' Around (Paris 1974)
Sneakin' Around (Paris 1974)
Helen Humes
2002 · Disques Black & Blue
Jazz Age Chronicles Vol. 6: The Song Hits of 1926
Jazz Age Chronicles Vol. 6: The Song Hits of 1926
Various Artists
2010 · Van Up Records

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