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Ernestine Anderson

Ernestine Anderson (born November 11, 1928, Houston, Texas, USA - died March 10, 2016, Seattle, Washington, USA) was an American jazz and blues singer. In a career spanning more than five decades, she recorded over 30 albums.

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• Will I Find My Love Today / The Best Is Yet To Come
• See See Rider / Mound Bayou
• Hurry, Hurry / After The Lights Go Down Low
• A Lover's Question
• A Lover's Question / That's All I Want From You
• Fascinating Rhythm / My Heart Belongs To Daddy / Harlem Nocturne / I Got Rhythm
• A Kiss To Build A Dream On / Come On, Baby, Let's Go
• My Kinda Swing
• Moanin'
• The Fascinating Ernestine
• Call Me Darling
• Runnin' Wild With Ernestine Anderson
• Welcome To The Club
• Call Me Darling
• Just-A-Swingin'
• Be Mine / I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore
• The Toast Of The Nation's Critics
• There Are Such Things / You, You, You
• I Can Dream Can't I
• Hot Cargo
• Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams / My Man
• Little Girl Blue
• Voice In Satin
• Sweet Old Fashioned Girl
• Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart
• Voice Of Many Moods
• They Tried / Port Of Rico
• Good Loving' Babe / K.C. Lover
• Ernestine Anderson Con Harry Arnold Y Su Orquesta
• Azure Te (Paris Blues) / Limehouse Blues
• Oh So Lonely / You're Not The Guy For Me
• Little Girl Blue
• Keep An Eye On Love / I Don't Know
• By Special Request
• Excerpts From Mercury Long Playing Record MG-20400
• Ernestine Anderson
• Milestones Of A Legend
• Six Classic Albums
• The Ultimate Lady Jazz
• Eight Classic Albums
• Complete Recordings
• Autres Voix
• Rolf Ericson And His All American Stars
• Jazz Ladies
• Jazz Ladies
• Diana Krall - Music That Matters To Her
• Lullabies of Birdland - A Musical Autobiography
• Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 8 - Swedish Jazz 1956-1959 - Topsy Theme
• Duets
• Big Band Soul

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