Annisteen Allen
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Annisteen Allen (* 11. November 1920 in Champaign, Illinois als Ernestine Letitia Allen; † 10. August 1992 in Harlem, New York City) war eine US-amerikanische Blues- und Rhythm-and-Blues-Sängerin. Als Solistin nahm sie für King (von 1951 bis 1953), Capitol (1954/55) und Decca (1956/57) auf.
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Annisteen Allen (1920-1992), de son vrai nom Ernestine Letitia Allen, est une chanteuse de rhythm and blues américaine, né à Champaign, en Illinois et décédée à New York.
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Annisteen Allen (November 11, 1920 – August 10, 1992) was an American blues and jazz singer. Born Ernestine Letitia Allen in Champaign, Illinois, United States, her first recordings were made in 1945, and included "Miss Annie's Blues" and "Love for Sale." She sang with Big John Greer, Wynonie Harris, and Lucky Millinder. In 1951, Federal Records signed her to sing with Millinder's orchestra. She scored other hits with Millinder such as "I'll Never Be Free", "Let It Roll", "I'm Waiting Just for You" (written by Carolyn Leigh and Henry Glover), "Moanin' the Blues", "I Want a Man," and "More, More, More." Federal's parent company, King Records, acquired her in 1953.
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Ernestine (Annisteen) Letitia Allen (Champaign (Illinois), 11 november 1920 - New York, 10 augustus 1992) was een Amerikaanse blues- en rhythm and blues-zangeres die actief was in de jaren veertig en vijftig.
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Annisteen Allen
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Annisteen Allen
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Annisteen Allen
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Annisteen Allen (* 11. November 1920 in Champaign, Illinois als Ernestine Letitia Allen; † 10. August 1992 in Harlem, New York City) war eine US-amerikanische Blues- und Rhythm-and-Blues-Sängerin. Als Solistin nahm sie für King (von 1951 bis 1953), Capitol (1954/55) und Decca (1956/57) auf.
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Annisteen Allen (November 11, 1920 – August 10, 1992) was an American blues and jazz singer. Born Ernestine Letitia Allen in Champaign, Illinois, United States, her first recordings were made in 1945, and included "Miss Annie's Blues" and "Love for Sale." She sang with Big John Greer, Wynonie Harris, and Lucky Millinder. In 1951, Federal Records signed her to sing with Millinder's orchestra. She scored other hits with Millinder such as "I'll Never Be Free", "Let It Roll", "I'm Waiting Just for You" (written by Carolyn Leigh and Henry Glover), "Moanin' the Blues", "I Want a Man," and "More, More, More." Federal's parent company, King Records, acquired her in 1953. Her single, "Baby I'm Doin' It," released in 1953 appeared on the US Billboard R&B chart (No. 8). After releasing the single, Apollo Records sued King for copyright infringement, and as a result King dropped her from its roster. She then signed with Capitol Records and did tours with Joe Morris and The Orioles. In 1955, she scored a hit in the US with "Fujiyama Mama." The track was later covered by Eileen Barton and then by Wanda Jackson. Allen became a solo artist in the 1960s. Annisteen Allen died in Harlem, New York City at age 71. Josh Binney filmed her performing "Let it Roll" with Lucky Millinder in 1948.
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Annisteen Allen (1920-1992), de son vrai nom Ernestine Letitia Allen, est une chanteuse de rhythm and blues américaine, né à Champaign, en Illinois et décédée à New York.
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Ernestine (Annisteen) Letitia Allen (Champaign (Illinois), 11 november 1920 - New York, 10 augustus 1992) was een Amerikaanse blues- en rhythm and blues-zangeres die actief was in de jaren veertig en vijftig. Ze maakte haar eerste opnames in 1945, waaronder "Miss Annie's Blues" en "Love for Sale". Eind jaren veertig zong ze met Big John Greer en Wynonie Harris. Ook werkte ze samen met Lucky Millinder en zijn orkest. Millinder gaf haar overigens de bijnaam Annisteen, naar zijn geboorteplaats Anniston. Ze had verschillende hits, zoals "Let it Roll" en "More, More, More", opgenomen voor de platenlabels Decca Records en RCA Victor. Ook nam ze op voor King Records en Capitol Records. Ze toerde met trompettist en zijn Blues Cavalcade en met de . In 1955 had ze een hit met "Fujiyama Mama", eerder gecoverd door en later een cover van Wanda Jackson. Eind jaren vijftig maakte ze verschillende singles voor kleine platenmaatschappijen en nam ze een lp met de band van King Curtis op. In 1961 trok ze zich uit de muziekbusiness terug.
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