Al Hibbler
Albert George Hibbler, born on August 16, 1915, in Tyro, Mississippi, was an
American baritone vocalist who sang with Duke Ellington's orchestra before
achieving success as a solo artist. Blind from birth, Hibbler began his musical
journey at the Arkansas School for the Blind and later performed locally in
Little Rock. He joined Jay McShann’s band in 1942 and subsequently became part
of Duke Ellington's orchestra in 1943, replacing Herb Jeffries. With Ellington,
Hibbler featured on notable standards such as "Do Nothin' Til You Hear From Me"
(1944). He won the Esquire New Star Awa...
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Dedicated to YouAl Hibbler
After The Lights Go Down Low
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You'll Never KnowAl Hibbler
Doo Wop Dance Classics, Vol. 2
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After The Lights Go Down LowAl Hibbler
After The Lights Go Down Low
The Very Thought of YouAl Hibbler
Here's Hibbler
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I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)Al Hibbler
Al Hibbler Sings The Blues (Monday Every Day)
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