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Jo Stafford ( 12. november 1917 i Californien – 16. juli 2008) var en amerikansk popsangerinde, hvis karriere spændte fra 1920'erne til 1960'erne. Hun var berømt for sin meget klare sangstemme og blev i sin tid betragtet som én af de bedste indenfor faget. Oprindelig ønskede hun at blive operasangerinde, men på grund af Depressionen ...
AllMusic. [1] The Hits of Jo Stafford is a 1964 album by Jo Stafford, issued by Capitol Records. [2] It consists of songs she helped make famous, re-recorded in stereo. [3]
Stafford was to re-record "You Belong to Me" twice, both in the 1960s. The first of these later recordings was made on January 13, 1963, and issued in January 1964 on a stereo Capitol LP, The Hits Of Jo Stafford. On May 14, 1969, another recording was made, issued by Reader's Digest on a various artists boxed set, They Sing The Songs.
Jo Elizabeth Stafford (znana jako GI Jo, ur. 12 listopada 1917 w Coalinga ( Kalifornia ), zm. 16 lipca 2008 w Los Angeles) – amerykańska piosenkarka. Była bardzo popularna w okresie II wojny światowej oraz w latach 50. oraz 60. XX wieku. Wylansowała przeboje: I'll Walk Alone, I'll Be Seeing You, You Belong to Me, Jambalaya i inne.
Just as Jo Stafford (who had married Paul Weston) had her husband's orchestra accompany her on her solo hits, June Hutton's solo hits on Capitol in the 1950s featured Stordahl's orchestra as backing group. Louanne Hogan, who was the dubbed singing voice behind several movie stars, was briefly a member of The Pied Pipers in 1951.
Jo Stafford ( 12. listopadu 1917 Coalinga – 16. července 2008 Century City) byla americká zpěvačka. Zpěvu se věnovala již od dětství. Původně chtěla být operní pěvkyní, později však se začala vystupovat se svými sestrami jako The Stafford Sisters. Následně působila ve skupině The Pied Pipers.
The loss of the television show was another factor in Stafford's move from Columbia Records, owned by CBS, back to Capitol Records, where she had her first solo recording contract. [13] [14] Stafford received an Emmy nomination in 1955 as Best Female Singer for her work on the program.
