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Sheila Jordan, American Jazz Singer, Dies at 96
Music fans are mourning the death of legendary jazz singer Sheila Jordan, who passed away at the age of 96. She had been an instrumental figure in the jazz scene, inspiring generations of vocalists. Fans loved Jordan’s fearless approach to improvisation and her ability to transform familiar standards into deeply personal statements.
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