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Some of the most famous female singers of the 1950s included icons like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Sarah Vaughan, who brought jazz to the forefront of popular music. Others, like.
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ADVERTISEMENT. Dorothy Squires. Most of Dorothy's early popular songs were before the charts began in 1952. Her only 1950s chart hit was 'I'm Walking Behind You', in 1953. She continued to enjoy success inthe 1960s. Betty Smith. British tenor saxophonist & singer. 1929-2011. 'The girl with sax appeal'.
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In my humble opinion, some of the best female singers of the 50s are Eartha Kitt, Pearl Bailey, Carmen McCrae, Doris Day and Dinah Washington . But that's just scratching the surface of an amazing list of talented singers. So without further ado, let's discuss some of our favorite female singers from the 1950s! Table of Contents
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Popular women singers of the 1950s are spotlighted in two volumes that detail their careers, challenges, and critical acclaim. ★ Bergsman, Steve. All I Want Is Loving You: Popular Female Singers of the 1950s. Univ. Pr. of Mississippi. Nov. 2023. 277p. ISBN 9781496848796. pap. $30. MUSIC
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Best Black Female Singers Of The 50s, Final Thoughts. The 1950s were an incredible decade for black female singers, with many of the popular artists of the era becoming musical legends who are famous and beloved even in modern times. These soul, gospel, and R&B artists performed for sold-out crowds at the most prestigious arenas and sold.
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The upper echelon of female voices from a not so distant past. Join MsMojo as we count down our picks for Top 10 Iconic Women in Music of the '50s to '70s. S.
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18 Major Pop Stars from the 1950s Who Are Still Going - One at 103 (!) With the recent death of Little Richard, it may seem like most of the major pop stars of the '50s have taken their final bows.
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Notoriously known for her role as Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz," Judy Garland was one of the most famous 1950s female singers and actresses. Her biggest hits include "Over the Rainbow," "The Man That Got Away," and "The Trolley Song," all of which were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
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Our next '50s singer, Brenda Lee, is best known for her works in performing rockabilly, pop, and country music. She started singing at about five years of age and performed on many television and radio shows before getting offered a contract by Decca Records in 1956.
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21: Madeleine Peyroux (born 1974) Like many of the best female jazz singers, Peyroux was influenced by Billie Holiday's dreamy mellow tone and behind-the-beat, rubato phrasing, but this Georgia.
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For young people, the 1950s were a cultural revolution: Female singers started emerging more and more, becoming trailblazers and forever icons in the music industry. They were called "girl singers" at the time, and they sang in all genres, including rock, jazz, pop, country, and R&B.
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The female singers of the 40s that left an indelible mark on music are the following: Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Mahalia Jackson, Vera Lynn, Lena Horne, Sarah Vaughan, Marian Anderson, Etta Jones, Ella Fitzgerald, Erline Harris, Lale Andersen, Carmen Miranda, Peggy Lee, Jo Stafford, Édith Piaf, and Billie Holiday. Let's now take a deeper dive into all fifteen of these artists to discover what.
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The Chordettes Formed in 1946 in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, The Chordettes initially started out singing more folk-driven songs until they tapped into their harmony. After winning a 1949 contest on.