Wendee Glick

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Blue Skies 00:00 Tools
Orange Colored Sky 00:00 Tools
Our Love is Here to Stay 00:00 Tools
I'm Beginning to See the Light 00:00 Tools
True Colors 00:00 Tools
Baby, I'm Fine 00:00 Tools
Look for the Silver Lining 00:00 Tools
Deep Purple 00:00 Tools
Rainbow Connection 00:00 Tools
Secret Love (My) 00:00 Tools
Blue Moon 00:00 Tools
Every Time We Say Goodbye 00:00 Tools
Honeysuckle Rose 00:00 Tools
My Foolish Heart/The Second Time Around 00:00 Tools
Crazy He Calls Me 00:00 Tools
You Made Me Love You 00:00 Tools
How Deep is the Ocean? 00:00 Tools
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter 00:00 Tools
On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) 00:00 Tools
You Do Something To Me 00:00 Tools
The More I See You 00:00 Tools
Come in From the Rain 00:00 Tools
You Can't Have Everything 00:00 Tools
Centerpiece 00:00 Tools
Let's Fall in Love 00:00 Tools
What are You Doing the Rest of your Life? 00:00 Tools
My Romance 00:00 Tools
What a Difference a Day Made 00:00 Tools
What are you doing the rest of your life 00:00 Tools
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Talented, charismatic jazz singer with a roaring voice, Wendee Glick arrived in 2002 with a strong debut album and an impressive pedigree in the arts. Based in the New England area, Glick grew to love jazz from her mother's career as a singer. She joined the choral troupe that put on the America's Youth in Concert tour, and soon was at the University of Lowell studying music. Growing a fondness for jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn, Glick began to perform around her area and was soon a fixture in several New England jazz clubs. Using her newfound notoriety to advance her career, she produced her debut CD, Baby I'm Fine, in the spring of 2002. Released that fall, she received good notices from magazines and radio stations in the area as well as Down Beat Magazine. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.