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Julia Lee

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Aliases
Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends
Julia Lee & Her Boy Friends
Julia Lee and Her Boyfriends
Real name
Julia Lee
Born
October 31, 1902
Died
December 8, 1958
Country
United States
IPI
00851418343 1 work
Affiliation
ASCAP
Comments
Blues pianist and singer, best known for her double entendres in song and Kansas City's most popular entertainer through the 1920s up until her passing.
Family
George E. Lee Brother
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Title Performer Release date Originally by
listen on Internet Archive June 1947 Alabama Washboard Stompers – Vocal Chorus by Jake Fenderson
October 1950 Bessie Smith - Fletcher Henderson at the Piano
listen on Internet Archive July 1951 Jack Kaufman and Arthur Fields
listen on Internet Archive i   1951 Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Vocal Chorus by Weston Vaughan REC,REL, Pit Musicians [What Price Glory] PRF
August 1952 Count Basie and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by James Rushing
1995 Gene Arnold
1995 Ink Spots
If You Hadn't Gone Away Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends 1951 Unverified
  August 1950 Nell Carrington PRF, Campbell and Burr REC
July 1948 Ethel Waters
1995 Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five
1995 Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra
listen on Internet Archive July 1951 Riley Puckett
listen on Internet Archive November 1947 Charles W. Hamp
  May 1950 Jimmie Cox PRF, Blind Bobby Baker and His Guitar REC,REL
listen on Internet Archive 1951 Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra - Vocal Chorus Kenneth Sargent
  August 1950 The Troubadours [Nathaniel Shilkret] – Vocal Refrain by Frank Munn REC,REL, Ramon Novarro BRD
1995 Sophie Tucker
1995 Prince's Band
1995 Will Oakland
The Glory of Love Julia Lee and Her Boyfriends 1949 Unverified
May 1950 Isham Jones and His Orchestra
listen on Internet Archive October 1945 Thelma La Vizzo
listen on Internet Archive November 1946 Richard Himber and His Ritz-Carlton Orch. - Vocal Refrain by Joey Nash
listen on Internet Archive January 1948 Henry Thies and His Hotel Sinton Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Don Dewey