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Mercer, Mabel (1900–1983) British-American nightclub singer. Born in 1900 (some sources cite 1890) in Staffordshire, England; died in 1983. Moved to Paris (c. 1931); moved to New York City (1941); appeared at Le Ruban Bleu nightclub, New York City (1938, 1941); appeared at other Manhattan nightclubs, including Tony's (1942–49) and the Byline Room (1949–57); continued performing until ...
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6. Jan. 2002 · Mercer's death in 1984 coincided with the introduction of the compact disc, and except for ''Mabel Mercer Sings Cole Porter'' (Rhino R2 71690), which turned up 10 years later, her recordings got ...
12. Juni 1984 · Sylvia Syms remembered being taken to see Mabel Mercer by Billie Holiday, who told her, ''You have to go hear this fancy singer.'' Bart Howard, the songwriter who wrote ''Fly Me to the Moon,'' one ...
8. März 2015 · Mabel Alice Wadham was born on February 3, 1900 in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England . Her unmarried teenage Anglo- Welsh mother, Emily Mame Wadham, was a music hall actress and singer, and her father, Benjamin Mercer, was reported to have been an itinerant black American musician. Taking on her father’s surname, Mercer left school at ...
30. Mai 2024 · Mabel Mercer - The Art Of Mabel Mercer (1952) Bobby Short - Late Night at the Cafe Carlyle (1992) Mabel Mercer - Mabel Mercer Sings Cole Porter (1955) Bobby Short - Songs Of New York (Live At The Cafe Carlyle, New York City, NY / February 26-27, 1995) (1995) Mabel Mercer - Midnight At Mabel Mercer's (1956) Mabel Mercer - Once In A Blue Moon (1958)
Mabel Mercer (1900-1984) was a singer, song stylist, and night club entertainer. Born in England in 1900 to a Black musician father, Benjamin Mercer, and a white English vaudevillian mother, Emily Wadham Stonehouse, Mercer started her show business career at the age of fourteen. She joined a song and dance act with her mother and aunt in Europe ...
