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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Lady Ella, Queen of Jazz: you brought so many songs to life. Forget the words? Just make up new ones like you did on 'Mack The Knife'. Satchmo Armstrong, so unique: in 'Summertime' my soul is freed, with 'Hello Dolly', 'Cheek to Cheek'; 'What a Wonderful World', indeed! Sassy, classy Sarah Vaughan: your 'Autumn Leaves' fall scattingly. Your 'I Feel Pretty' makes me 'Misty', 'They Can't Take That Away From Me'. Mel Torme, the Velvet Fog: 'The Christmas Song', 'How High The Moon'. I love it when you scat away The 'Lullaby Of Birdland' tune. Astrud, 'Girl From Ipanema' walks on by, a sight to see. Your 'One Note Samba' swings so lithe, Brazilian skies in harmony. Basia sings of 'Time And Tide' and woos me with 'Astrud's tribute. 'An Olive Tree', 'Baby, You're Mine'; Each song you sing, a perfect beaut. Time and space do not allow for Nat, Al, Tim, or more such names: Diana, Johnny, Janis, Cheryl*, Jazz burns bright - you light the flames! //Poet's Notes: Mentioned here are my favorite Jazz vocalists (*with a quick nod and smile to Nat King Cole, Alan Paul, Tim Hauser, Diana Krall, Johnny Hartman, Janis Siegel, and Cheryl Bentyne). Let me know in the comments if you have favorites I did not mention. Perhaps someday I'll write a sequel for my favorite jazz instrumentalists. //
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