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▄██▀ a d d i c t e d to m u s i c ░▀██▄
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▄ ▀▄ Artist - maxine sullivan ▄▀ ▄
██ ▐▌ Album - the queen vol 3 ▐▌ ██
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██ Label - Kenneth Genre - Jazz ██
▐█▌ Retail - 2000 Rip - 01/05/2003 ▐█▌
▀█▄ Playtime - 62:44 min Source - CDDA ▄█▀
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▌ █ 01 04:12 three little words █ █
▌ █ 02 03:17 more than you know █ █
▌ █ 03 02:36 ive got a feeeling i am falling █ █
▌ █ 04 05:51 they say █ █
▌ █ 05 05:03 i just couldnt take it baby █ █
▌ █ 06 03:34 i thought about you █ █
▌ █ 07 03:23 there will never be another you █ █
▌ █ 08 03:12 i let a song go out of my heart █ █
▌ █ 09 03:40 it dont mean a thing █ █
▌ █ 10 05:07 love is the thing █ █
▌ █ 11 03:48 when a woman loves a man █ █
▌ █ 12 03:13 candy █ █
▌ █ 13 02:51 deed i do █ █
▌ █ 14 05:23 i must have that man █ █
▌ █ 15 03:58 sweet and lovely █ █
▌ █ 16 03:36 my heart stood still █ █
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▌ █▌ Trazan Loves You! ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ Sullivan began singing in and around Pittsburgh, ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ Pennsylvania, before travelling to New York in 1937. ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ She joined the Claude Thornhill band and made a hugely ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ successful record of "Loch Lomond". The popularity of this ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ recording led to her making several more jazzed-up folk ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ songs, including "Annie Laurie", which, for all their ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ frequent banality, she sang with effortless charm. ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ In the late 30s and early 40s she made several feature ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ films and also worked and recorded with her husband John ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ Kirby. After a brief retirement she began appearing again ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ in New York and also travelled to Europe. In the mid-50s ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ she quit singing to take up nursing but returned in 1958. ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ In addition to singing she also played flagelhorn, ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ valve-trombone and pocket trumpet. ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ She continued to work through the 60s, often with Cliff ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ Jackson, who had become her second husband, and with Bob ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ Wilber. ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ Her career blossomed in the late 70s and throughout most ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ of the 80s, thanks to performances with the World's ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ Greatest Jazz Band and Scott Hamilton. In her later years ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ she devoted some of her considerable energy to running the ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ "House That Jazz Built", a museum she created at her home ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ and dedicated to Jackson's memory. ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ The hallmarks of her singing were charm and delicacy, ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ qualities that were often out of favour and probably ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ accounted for the ups and downs of her career. Her later ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ work, especially the recordings with Wilber, proved that ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ her talent was far greater than public taste had allowed. ▐█ ▐
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▌ █▌ Personal Greetings to the snowflakes all around the ▐█ ▐
▌ █▌ globe. ▐█ ▐
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█ █▌ Addicted to Music - Established in 1997 ▐█ █
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