Keely Smith

Biographie de l'artiste pour Keely Smith

Keely Smith This Article Is About Keely Smith The Singer. For The Actress Also Known As Keely Shaye Brosnan See Keely Shaye Smith. Birth Name Dorothy Jacqueline Keely
Genres Jazz
Pop Music Singer
Instruments Vocals
Associated Acts Louis Prima
Frank Sinatra Keely Smith B. March 9 1928 Norfolk Virginia Born As Dorothy Jacqueline Keely Of Cherokee And Irish Descent Is An American Jazz And Popular Music Singer Who Enjoyed Popularity In The 1950s And 1960s. She Collaborated With Among Other Louis Prima And Frank Sinatra. Career Smith Showed A Natural Aptitude For Singing At A Young Age. At 14 She Started Singing With A Naval Air Station Band Led By Saxie Dowell. At 15 She Got Her First Paying Job With The Earl Bennett Band. Smith Made Her Professional Debut With Louis Prima In 1949 The Couple Were Married In 1953 Smith Played The "straight Guy" In The Duo To Prima's Wild Antics And They Recorded Many Duets. These Include Johnny Mercer's And Harold Arlen's "That Ol' Black Magic" Which Was A Top 20 Hit In The US In 1958. In 1959 Smith And Prima Were Awarded The First-Ever Grammy Award For Best Performance By A Vocal Group Or Chorus For "That Ol' Black Magic". Her "dead-Pan" Act Was A Hit With Fans. The Duo Followed Up With The Minor Successes "I've Got You Under My Skin" And "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" A Revival Of The 1937 Andrews Sisters Hit. Smith And Prima's Act Was A Mainstay Of The Las Vegas Lounge Scene For Much Of The 1950s. Smith Appeared With Prima In The 1959 Film Hey Boy! Hey Girl! Singing "Fever" And Also Appeared In And Sang On The Soundtrack Of The Previous Year's Thunder Road. Her Song In Thunder Road Was "Whippoorwill". Her First Big Solo Hit Was "I Wish You Love". In 1961 Smith Divorced Prima. She Then Signed With Reprise Records Where Her Musical Director Was Nelson Riddle. In 1965 She Had Top 20 Hits In The UK With An Album Of Beatles Compositions And A Version Of "You're Breaking My Heart". After Marrying Record Producer Jimmy Bowen Smith Retired From Music To Concentrate On Raising Her Children. In 1985 She Made A Comeback With I'm In Love Again Fantasy Records Citation Needed . Her Albums Swing Swing Swing 2002 Keely Sings Sinatra 2001 For Which She Was Grammy Nominated And Keely Swings Count Basie Style With Strings 2002 Garnered Critical And Fan Acclaim. Edit 2000s

50 Meilleurs Titres de Keely Smith - Frogtoon Musique

Keely Smith - On The Sunny Side Of The Street Keely Smith - What Is This Thing Called Love? Keely Smith - Don't Take Your Love From Me Keely Smith - I Wish You Love Keely Smith - What Is This Thing Called Love Keely Smith - Someone To Watch Over Me Keely Smith - All The Way Keely Smith - Fools Rush In Keely Smith - I Can't Get Started Keely Smith - You Go To My Head Keely Smith - Cocktails For Two Keely Smith - The Song Is You Keely Smith - Stardust Keely Smith - Swing, Swing, Swing Sing, Sing, Sing Keely Smith - When Your Lover Has Gone Keely Smith - I'll Never Smile Again Keely Smith - Imagination Keely Smith - Lullaby Of The Leaves Keely Smith - Autumn Leaves Keely Smith - It's Been A Long, Long Time Keely Smith - Sweet And Lovely Keely Smith - S'Posin' Keely Smith - Banana Split For My Baby - 2002 Digital Remaster Keely Smith - That Old Black Magic Keely Smith - I Never Knew I Could Love Anybody Like I'm Loving You Keely Smith - On The Sunny Side Of The Street 1995 Digital Remaster Keely Smith - Banana Split For My Baby Keely Smith - There Will Never Be Another You Keely Smith - I'll Get By As Long As I Have You Keely Smith - Stormy Weather Keely Smith - When Day Is Done Keely Smith - Mr Wonderful Keely Smith - East Of The Sun And West Of The Moon Keely Smith - A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening Keely Smith - I've Got You Under My Skin Keely Smith - The Man I Love Keely Smith - It Was A Very Good Year Keely Smith - What Is This Thing Called Love Mocean Worker Rmx Keely Smith - The Song Is You 2006 Digital Remaster Keely Smith - It's Magic Keely Smith - When The Saints Go Marching In Keely Smith - Blow, Red, Blow Keely Smith - Let The Good Times Roll Keely Smith - Oh, Marie Keely Smith - I've Got The World On A String Keely Smith - The Birth Of The Blues Keely Smith - Night And Day Keely Smith - I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me Keely Smith - I've Got A Crush On You Keely Smith - Sentimental Journey

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Tags de musique pour Keely Smith:

Jazz

Swing

Female Vocalists

Vocal Jazz

Big Band

Biography - Keely Smith

Keely Smith This Article Is About Keely Smith The Singer. For The Actress Also Known As Keely Shaye Brosnan See Keely Shaye Smith. Birth Name Dorothy Jacqueline Keely
Genres Jazz
Pop Music Singer
Instruments Vocals
Associated Acts Louis Prima
Frank Sinatra Keely Smith B. March 9 1928 Norfolk Virginia Born As Dorothy Jacqueline Keely Of Cherokee And Irish Descent Is An American Jazz And Popular Music Singer Who Enjoyed Popularity In The 1950s And 1960s. She Collaborated With Among Other Louis Prima And Frank Sinatra. Career Smith Showed A Natural Aptitude For Singing At A Young Age. At 14 She Started Singing With A Naval Air Station Band Led By Saxie Dowell. At 15 She Got Her First Paying Job With The Earl Bennett Band. Smith Made Her Professional Debut With Louis Prima In 1949 The Couple Were Married In 1953 Smith Played The "straight Guy" In The Duo To Prima's Wild Antics And They Recorded Many Duets. These Include Johnny Mercer's And Harold Arlen's "That Ol' Black Magic" Which Was A Top 20 Hit In The US In 1958. In 1959 Smith And Prima Were Awarded The First-Ever Grammy Award For Best Performance By A Vocal Group Or Chorus For "That Ol' Black Magic". Her "dead-Pan" Act Was A Hit With Fans. The Duo Followed Up With The Minor Successes "I've Got You Under My Skin" And "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" A Revival Of The 1937 Andrews Sisters Hit. Smith And Prima's Act Was A Mainstay Of The Las Vegas Lounge Scene For Much Of The 1950s. Smith Appeared With Prima In The 1959 Film Hey Boy! Hey Girl! Singing "Fever" And Also Appeared In And Sang On The Soundtrack Of The Previous Year's Thunder Road. Her Song In Thunder Road Was "Whippoorwill". Her First Big Solo Hit Was "I Wish You Love". In 1961 Smith Divorced Prima. She Then Signed With Reprise Records Where Her Musical Director Was Nelson Riddle. In 1965 She Had Top 20 Hits In The UK With An Album Of Beatles Compositions And A Version Of "You're Breaking My Heart". After Marrying Record Producer Jimmy Bowen Smith Retired From Music To Concentrate On Raising Her Children. In 1985 She Made A Comeback With I'm In Love Again Fantasy Records Citation Needed . Her Albums Swing Swing Swing 2002 Keely Sings Sinatra 2001 For Which She Was Grammy Nominated And Keely Swings Count Basie Style With Strings 2002 Garnered Critical And Fan Acclaim. Edit 2000s read less

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