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ALBUMWhen I Leave The World Behind (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, October 11, 1953) - SingleTeresa Brewer
Albums by Teresa Brewer
ALBUMThe Songs of Bessie Smith / It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That SwingDuke Ellington, Teresa Brewer, Count Basie & Thad Jones
ALBUM16 Most Requested SongsTeresa Brewer
ALBUMIn LondonTeresa Brewer & Oily Rags
ALBUMTeresa Brewer And The Dixieland BandTeresa Brewer
ALBUMWhen Your Lover Has GoneTeresa Brewer
ALBUMTime For Teresa (Expanded Edition)Teresa Brewer
ALBUMFor Teenagers In Love (Expanded Edition)Teresa Brewer
ALBUMTeresa (Expanded Edition)Teresa Brewer
ALBUMMusic, Music, Music (Expanded Edition)Teresa Brewer
ALBUM'Till I Waltz Again With You (Expanded Edition)Teresa Brewer
Teresa Brewer's Popular Music Videos
Music! Music! Music! (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, February 5, 1950)
Teresa Brewer
How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm (After They've Seen Paree?) [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, July 2, 1961]
Teresa Brewer
Put On A Happy Face (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, June 24,1962)
Teresa Brewer
Bye Bye Blackbird (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 5, 1964)
Teresa Brewer
South Rampart Street Parade (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 15, 1962)
Teresa Brewer
Love Makes The World Go 'Round (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 15, 1962)
Teresa Brewer
Let Me Go Lover (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 28, 1954)
Teresa Brewer
Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, July 13, 1952)
Teresa Brewer
Milord (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, May 14, 1961)
Teresa Brewer
Naughty 90's (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 30, 1958)
Teresa Brewer
Artist Biography
Teresa Brewer started out as a spunky novelty vocalist in the 1950s and weathered the rise of rock to emerge as an exuberant jazz singer in the 1970s. Though some find it disconcerting to hear her cutesy, slightly nasal Your Hit Parade-style delivery in a jazz context, at her best she can swing with a loose and easy fervor, aided greatly by the distinguished company she often keeps on her records. Brewer started singing on Major Bowes' Amateur Hour at the age of five and scored her first big hit as a teenager in 1950 with the diabolically catchy "Music! Music! Music!" That ditty found its way onto almost every jukebox in the land and launched a series of hit singles on Coral stretching all the way to 1961. Her marriage to record producer Bob Thiele in 1972 led to her re-emergence via a long string of albums for Thiele's labels (Doctor Jazz, Signature, Red Baron), often in tandem with such luminaries as Count Basie, Benny Carter, Duke and Mercer Ellington, Stephane Grappelli, Earl Hines, and Clark Terry. ~ Richard S. Ginell
Hometown
Toledo, OH, United States
Genre
Pop