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REBECCA PARRIS - Spring. Filed under Jazz Related Pop/Art Song/Folk By REBECCA PARRIS. 1 Alone At Night 5:52 2 It's You 5:15 3 Tell Me All About It 5:16 4 You Look So Good 5:53 5 First Time On A Ferris Wheel 4:10 6 Save Your Love For Me 5:35 7 He Comes To Me For Comfort 5:30 8 You'll Finally Understand 6:02 9 Not Like. This 3:20 10 Spring 5:58.

Rebecca Parris – A Celebration of Her Life. Thursday, September 13, 2018 7:30pm. Singer Rebecca Parris Dies at 66: Boston’s First Lady of Jazz was a performer and teacher to the end In Carmen McRae’s suitcase throughout her last year of touring was a tape of Rebecca Parris’ 1990 album, Love Comes and Goes. McRae told Parris that the recording was among her prized selection of travel music. JazzTimes, by James Gavin, June 19. 2018

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Rebecca Parris, a husky-voiced jazz singer known for both her blistering scat runs and her deeply affecting interpretations of ballads, died on June 17 in South Yarmouth, Mass. She was 66. Her death was confirmed by her daughter, Marla Kleman, who said Ms. Parris had collapsed after a performance and was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, where she died. No cause was given, but Ms. Kleman said Ms. Parris’s health had been declining since 2004, when she had a heart attack and developed severe osteoporosis.

Last played Monday, April 01 2019 at 09:40 AM. Carroll Coates. You'll See. FN, arranger. Album: Love Comes and Goes. Last played Friday, March 29 2019 at 11:21 AM. Richard Rodgers. I Didn't Know What Time it Was.

Rebecca Parris: 1951-2018 by C. Michael Bailey, published on June 22, 2018 at All About Jazz. Find more Profiles articles. I was never fortunate enough to have met Rebecca Parris in person; but, I was fortunate enough to live in and be a part of the musical universe that surrounded her. That universe was created by the singer through her recordings, performances, and instruction of aspiring vocalists, each who went on to become part of the creative galaxy that was Rebecca

Biography by Scott Yanow. Rebecca Parris was a swinging singer with a gruff voice and a no-nonsense approach that sometimes made her seem like the Etta James of jazz. The Boston-based vocalist sang in musicals with her fathe. ead Full Biography.

Rebecca Parris, known as Boston’s First Lady of Jazz, was a blonde, zaftig, vivacious earth mother with a voice as deep and swaggering as a tenor sa. In Carmen McRae’s suitcase throughout her last year of touring was a tape of Rebecca Parris’ 1990 album, Love Comes and Goes. Now Parris’ traveling, like McRae’s, is over. Boston’s First Lady of Jazz, as she was known, died on June 17 at the age of 66 at Cape Cod Hospital in South Yarmouth, Mass. A blonde, zaftig, vivacious earth mother with a voice as deep and swaggering as a tenor saxophone, Parris could blow on a standard with freewheeling imagination worthy of Ben Webster, and she swung just as hard