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With a four-octave range, Cleo Laine could sing everything—and did
Dame Cleo Laine, a virtuosic singer, glided across British tv screens in the 1960s and 1970s, a symbol of the free-spirited mood of the age. The four-octave range of her voice stretched from husky contralto depths up to glittering top notes that operatic sopranos would have struggled to reach.
Dame Cleo made her debut at the Concorde in 2007, in a star-studded evening marking the club's 50th anniversary. Five years ...
Cleo Laine, cuya voz de contralto ronca era una de las más distintivas del jazz y quien fue considerada por muchos como la ...
Cleo Laine, whose husky contralto was one of the most distinctive voices in jazz and who many considered Britain's greatest ...
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