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  1. A review from Downbeat Magazine of her albums Talk of the Town, Helen Comes Back, and Helen Humes with Red Norvo and His Orchestra said the following about her collaboration with Red Norvo: Norvo's sparkling vibes are the ideal compliment to Helen's lithe, light timbered clarity…Helen is in particularly fine voice…[with] an uncanny resemblance to early Ella [Fitzgerald] in her sound and ...

  2. Helen Humes - Woojamacooja (Dootone) 2:43; Lists ... Helen Humes And Her Orchestra* – Woojamacooja / All I Ask Is Your Love. Genre:Blues: Style:Jump Blues, Rhythm ...

  3. Helen Humes. US jazz and blues singer. 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.

  4. 14 de sept. de 2017 · Humes, Helen. (born: 1913 - died: 1981) Born in Louisville, KY, Humes made her first recording in 1927 in St. Louis. She then moved to New York and worked with the Vernon Andrades Orchestra. She replaced Billie Holiday in the Count Basie Band, recorded tunes for film and television, and appeared in the film Simply Heaven [Langston Hughes].

  5. Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – Central Avenue Boogie: 2:36: 4: Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – Please Let Me Forget: 3:05: 5: Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – He Don't Love Me Anymore: 2:47: 6: Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – Pleasing Man Blues: 3:02: 7: Helen Humes And Her All-Stars – It's Better To Give Than To Receive: 2:53: 8 ...

  6. Count Basie Orchestra, Helen Humes, James Rushing* Count Basie Orchestra, Helen Humes, James Rushing* - Blame It On My Last Affair - The Blues I Like To Hear ‎ (Shellac, 10") Brunswick: 505.208: France: 1939: Diese Version verkaufen: Image Titel Label Katalognummer Jahr In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory Aktionen

  7. Helen Humes, born in Louisville Kentucky in 1913 was steeped in the blues and gospel music from a young age via the church and this comes across strongly in her vocal performances. She performed with amongst others the Harry James big band, Count Basie’s Orchestra and was accompanied by such musical luminaries as likes of Art Tatum and Teddy Wilson!