Lurlean Hunter
Lurlean Hunter, born in Duncan, Mississippi, United States, on December 1, 1919,
was an American jazz contralto singer who lived until 1983. Raised in Chicago,
Illinois, she began her professional career performing alongside Red Saunders
and his orchestra at Club DeLisa, signing with Discovery Records in 1950. In
1951, she performed alongside George Shearing at Birdland in New York City, and
in 1957 performed on the television series The Nat King Cole Show. Her studio
albums include Lonesome Gal in 1956 on RCA Victor, Night Life in 1957, Stepping
Out in 1958, and Blue and Sentime...
The Song Is YouLurlean Hunter
Blue & Sentimental
Blue Turning Grey over YouBetty Bennett, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Bud Freeman, Jim Hall, Lurlean Hunter, Don Lamond, George Duvivier, Jimmy Jones and Rudy Rutherford
Blue & Sentimental
3:04
If You Could See Me NowLurlean Hunter
Blue & Sentimental
Then I'll Be Tired of YouLurlean Hunter
Blue & Sentimental
You Took Advantage of MeBetty Bennett, Bob Cooper, Jimmy Giuffre, Barney Kessel, André Previn, Lurlean Hunter, Shorty Rogers, Harry Klee, Ralph Pena and Frank Rosolino (Andre Previn)
Nobody Else but Me
2:49
The Song Is YouBetty Bennett, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Bud Freeman, Jim Hall, Trigger Alpert, Lurlean Hunter, Don Lamond, Jimmy Jones and Rudy Rutherford
Blue & Sentimental
1:49
