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Essay heading: Race Music
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Music and Movies |
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March 12, 2002 |
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Billie sang with great depth and emotion of injustices, her hard times, and also her triumphs. "Her personal life was as turbulent as the songs she sang; she took up with Joe Guy a trumpet player while still married to Jimmy Monroe a trombonist; In 1942 Billie married Louis McKay a mafia
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(wikipedia.com) Her voice was distinct in her time and so was her style of music. The impressive factor about Billie Holiday is that she had no technique training, and created sophisticated music with such soulful and dramatically intense phrasing which made her sound recognizable and loved worldwide...
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