LP "Chris Connor sings lullabys of birdland" (1953) Faixa: Lullaby of birdland (George Shearing / George Weiss). + Informações

Chris defined cool singing a great jazz singer. + Informações

Sweet Bossa Nova version of the well-known jazz tune "Feeling Good". Performed by Chris Connor for the album "Chris Connor Sings Gentle Bossa Nova" in 1965.. + Informações

Chris Connor at Quinnipiac College - February 22, 1995 with Bob Kaye on piano. Dick Lieb Band. + Informações

BLAME IT ON MY YOUTH (Heyman - Levant) Chris Connor(vo) Herbie Mann(fl,ts) Ralph Sharon(p) Joe Puma(g) Milt Hinton(b) Osie Johnson(ds) 4,1955 NYC. + Informações

Chris Connor and Bob Kaye Trio in Osaka - December 24, 1992. + Informações

from her album "A Weekend In Paris" (1963). + Informações

SINGS GENTLE BOSSA NOVA 1965. + Informações

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From my LP album collection "COME BACK TO SORRENTO" Chris Connor with Ellis Larkins Trio Ellis Larkins(p) Everett Barksdale(b) Beverley Peer(ds) recorded in Augst 9, 1954 ????????? ????????????????????? ???. + Informações

She was born as Mary Loutsenhizer in Kansas City, Missouri to Clyde and Mabel Loutsenhizer. She studied and became proficient on the clarinet, having studied for 8 years throughout junior high and high school. Mabel Loutsenhizer died in 1940 and young Mary moved in with her older sister, who took over the responsibility of raising her. She first sang publicly in 1945, at the Jefferson City Junior College's graduation. She performed the song "Amor" and it was well-received. After the positive response she received from the audience, she decided to pursue a singing career full-time. Initially, she stayed within the parameters of the Kansas City area, working during the day as a stenographer and singing on weekends. Her first professional job was with the University of Missouri college band playing various functions in the Columbia area. She moved between local bands from 1946-1947 and in 1948, she moved to New York City with the intention of having a glamorous career. Unable to find a singing job, she became an office stenographer. She spent the next seven weeks trying to secure any kind singing job. She met a man acquainted with orchestra leader Claude Thornhill's road manager, Joe Green. Thornhill was seeking a new singer to round out his vocal group, the Snowflakes. She successfully auditioned and joined Thornhill's group, touring around the United States and recording harmonies in the studio. Of her time spent with the Snowflakes, there is only evidence of her vocal .... + Informações

???????????? ???????????????????Stan Kenton and His Orchestra Buddy Chillders, Maynard Ferguson, Conte Candoli, Don Dennis, Ruben McFall (tp) Bob Burgess, Frank Rossolino, Bill Russo, Keith Moon, George Roberts (tb) Lee Konitz, Vinnie Dean (as) Richie Kamuca, Bill Holman (ts) Bob Gioga (bs) Stan Kenton (p) Sal Salvador (g) Don Bagley (b) Stan Levey (ds) Chris Connor (vo) Februaly 11, 1953. + Informações

Chris Connor sings Elvis 's hurt www.chrisconnor.org. + Informações

She was born as Mary Loutsenhizer in Kansas City, Missouri to Clyde and Mabel Loutsenhizer. She studied and became proficient on the clarinet, having studied for 8 years throughout junior high and high school. Mabel Loutsenhizer died in 1940 and young Mary moved in with her older sister, who took over the responsibility of raising her. She first sang publicly in 1945, at the Jefferson City Junior College's graduation. She performed the song "Amor" and it was well-received. After the positive response she received from the audience, she decided to pursue a singing career full-time. Initially, she stayed within the parameters of the Kansas City area, working during the day as a stenographer and singing on weekends. Her first professional job was with the University of Missouri college band playing various functions in the Columbia area. She moved between local bands from 1946-1947 and in 1948, she moved to New York City with the intention of having a glamorous career. Unable to find a singing job, she became an office stenographer. She spent the next seven weeks trying to secure any kind singing job. She met a man acquainted with orchestra leader Claude Thornhill's road manager, Joe Green. Thornhill was seeking a new singer to round out his vocal group, the Snowflakes. She successfully auditioned and joined Thornhill's group, touring around the United States and recording harmonies in the studio. Of her time spent with the Snowflakes, there is only evidence of her vocal .... + Informações

An abstract video to honor the late Chris Connor, here singing an undeservedly obscure masterpiece, "The Miser's Serenade". + Informações

Let's Face The Music And Dance &. + Informações

total masterpiece, recorded in 1954 with the great ellis larkins on piano. + Informações

Chris Connor at Quinnipiac College - February 22, 1995 with Bob Kaye on piano. Dick Lieb Band. + Informações

Chris Connor - Dewsbury town hall -19th Nov 2009. Watch out for this guy, Chris is the best new ETA. to come our way for a long time. Sorry guys for only half the song, ran out of memory. OOPS! Looks almost as hot as the king in that leather outfit.. + Informações

Chris Connor at Quinnipiac College - February 22, 1995 with Bob Kaye on piano. Dick Lieb Band. + Informações

WWW.CHRISCONNOR.ORG. + Informações

Chris Connor?Chris???. + Informações

chris connor-Suspicious Minds,European Elvis Contest Blackpool 2009 Stage 'E' performance-something extra to the competetion. + Informações

www.vbournemouth.com. + Informações

Audio. Chris Connor with Ronnie Odrich (clarinet), Don Burns (accordion), Joe Cinderella (guitar), Vinnie Burke (double bass, leader), Art Mardigan (drums). A Bethlehem recording made 1954 in New York.. + Informações