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"but she has the phrasing and jazz sensibilities of an 18th century English nanny. "

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In Reply to: RE: Nice Find........... posted by Tom on November 18, 2009 at 06:53:51

True 'nuff. But this very "Englishness" of her voice makes it wonderfully suited for more traditional English sort of material. "The Lass with the Delicate Air" is a superb "folk" album for its time (mid-1950s), and she really shines on songs like "London Pride" and "Days of the Kerry Dancing."

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