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| 1. | Didn't We
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| 2. | Play Me the Blues
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| 3. | Comet in the Sky
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| 4. | Endless
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| 5. | I Didn't See You
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| 6. | Psychedelic Bag
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| 7. | I'm Wishin
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| 8. | The One Who Loves You
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| 9. | Nonchalantly
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| 10. | Talk About Cozy
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| 11. | Hey Jude
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| 12. | Confessin' the Blues
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| 13. | Deacon Jones' Daughter
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| 14. | I Don't Want to Hear It Anymore
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| 15. | I'll Never Be Free
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| 16. | Just One More Chance
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| 17. | Trust in Me
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| 18. | Vibrations
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| 19. | I've Got a Right to Cry
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| 20. | My Way
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| 21. | Santa Is Here
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| 22. | Help Me
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Jazz / Vocal, Vocal Jazz
Lorez Alexandria
Active Decades: '60s and '70s
Born: Aug 14, 1929 in Chicago, IL
Died: May 22, 2001 in Gardena, CA
Genre: Vocal
Styles: Standards, Vocal Jazz, Vocalese
A solid singer who is superior at interpreting lyrics, gives a soulful feeling to each song, and improvises with subtlety, Lorez Alexandria was a popular attraction for several decades. She sang gospel music with her family at churches starting in the mid-'40s and worked in Chicago nightclubs in the 1950s. With the release of several albums for King during 1957-1959, Alexandria became popular beyond her hometown, and by the early '60s she was living and working in Los Angeles. In addition to the King label, her earlier recording sessions were for Argo and Impulse, while her later albums were for Discovery and Muse. Despite a long period off records (only a few private recordings during the 1965-1976 period), Alexandria survived through the many changes in musical styles and could be heard in excellent form up until she retired in the mid-'90s. Not long after retiring, Alexandria suffered a stroke, and her health declined until her death in May 2001.
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