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Lena Horne

Lovely Lena


Lovely Lena by Lena Horne

Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
1. Stormy Weather
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
2. The Lady is a Tramp
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
3. Good for Nothing Joe
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
4. I Wish I Was Back in my Baby's Arms
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
5. Love
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
6. Poppa Don't Preach to Me
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
7. Love Me or Leave Me
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
8. Honeysuckle Rose
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
9. Lover Man
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
10. Can't Help Loving that Man of Mine
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
11. I Got it Bad
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Lovely Lena by Lena Horne
12. Why was I Born
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Lena Horne

She began performing at age six, and by 16 was singing and dancing at Harlem’s Cotton Club, where she became an acolyte of Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington. She performed with Noble Sissle’s Orchestra and Teddy Wilson’s big band. Horne’s movie career began in 1938, when she appeared in The Duke Is Tops. She won critical acclaim for her performance in Stormy Weather (1943), and for singing the movie’s title song. Although she was the first African-American woman to [more]

Lena Horne


Lena Horne by Lena Horne

Lena Horne by Lena Horne
1. Stormy Weather
Lena Horne  
Lena Horne by Lena Horne
2. I Can't Give you Anything but Love
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
3. Mad About the Boy
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
4. As Long as I Live
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
5. Once in a Lifetime
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
6. Blowin' in the Wind
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
7. The Best Things in Life are Free
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
8. More Than You Know
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
9. Nobocy Knows the Trouble I've Seen
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Lena Horne by Lena Horne
10. The Lady is a Tramp
Lena Horne  

Lena Horne

She began performing at age six, and by 16 was singing and dancing at Harlem’s Cotton Club, where she became an acolyte of Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington. She performed with Noble Sissle’s Orchestra and Teddy Wilson’s big band. Horne’s movie career began in 1938, when she appeared in The Duke Is Tops. She won critical acclaim for her performance in Stormy Weather (1943), and for singing the movie’s title song. Although she was the first African-American woman to [more]

Madams of Melody


Madams of Melody by Lena Horne

Madams of Melody by Lena Horne
27. Love
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Lena Horne

She began performing at age six, and by 16 was singing and dancing at Harlem’s Cotton Club, where she became an acolyte of Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington. She performed with Noble Sissle’s Orchestra and Teddy Wilson’s big band. Horne’s movie career began in 1938, when she appeared in The Duke Is Tops. She won critical acclaim for her performance in Stormy Weather (1943), and for singing the movie’s title song. Although she was the first African-American woman to [more]







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