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Inspired by Valaida's life, but it is more fictitious than strictly biographical. Valaida Snow, by Emmanuel Reuzé and Maël Rannou, comic strip, BDMusic, Paris, coll. " BDJazz ", 2012. Discography. 1940–1953 (Classics) Queen of Trumpet and Song (DRG, 1999) References
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- Jazz, Blues
- 2004
- Rhythm & Blues, Easy Listening, Big Band
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20. Apr. 2004 · 1940-1953 by Valaida Snow released in 2004. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Valaida Snow (* 2. Juni 1904 als Valada Snow in Chattanooga, Tennessee; † 30. Mai 1956 in New York) war eine US-amerikanische Jazztrompeterin und Sängerin. Sie war eine der ersten Frauen, die den Jazz um den Erdball trugen und trat unter anderem mit Louis Armstrong auf, der sie einmal als den „zweitbesten“ Jazztrompeter der ...
22. Feb. 2020 · Starting in 1940, while living in Europe, Snow found herself stuck for two years in Nazi-occupied Denmark, staying even after her manager had fled. Mr. Miller’s biography revealed that she had ...
21. Feb. 2007 · Editorial Reviews. Valaida Snow's unbreakable will paired with sheer luck enabled her to survive arrest and internment in Nazi occupied Europe. After returning to America, it took her a long time to recover from the dire events that also had devastating effects on her health.
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