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Gloria Lynne
Gloria Lynne was born Gloria Marie Griffin in Harlem in 1929. She started singing in church choirs and signed with Jubilee Records in the early 1950s,...
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Gloria Lynne was born Gloria Marie Griffin in Harlem in 1929. She started singing in church choirs and signed with Jubilee Records in the early 1950s, releasing her debut single "He's a Good Guy."
Her 1959 recording of "Fare Thee Well" became her signature song. She also recorded "Speaking Of Happiness" and "Yesterday." Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, she released albums like "Gloria Lynne Sings the Best of Harold Arlen" and "The Essential Gloria Lynne."
She continued performing with what many described as emotional intensity.
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