Frances Wayne
Frances Wayne, born Chiarina Francesca Bartocci on August 26, 1924, in Boston,
Massachusetts, was an American jazz singer. She moved to New York during her
adolescence and began singing professionally. In the early 1940s, Wayne recorded
with Charlie Barnet's big band and later joined Woody Herman's group. She also
soloed with her husband Neal Hefti's big band from the late 1940s to the 1950s.
Throughout her career, Wayne performed with various ensembles and was featured
on the Woody Herman Show. Notable recordings include Songs for My Man (1956)
with the Neal Hefti Orchestra and ...
Happiness Is a Thing Called JoeWoody Herman and Frances Wayne
Blowin' Up a Storm
Happiness Is a Thing Called JoeWoody Herman and Frances Wayne
The Hollywood Musical
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'Round MidnightFrances Wayne
The Warm Sound: Frances Wayne
My One and Only LoveFrances Wayne
The Warm Sound: Frances Wayne
Prelude to a KissFrances Wayne
The Warm Sound: Frances Wayne
Speak LowFrances Wayne
The Warm Sound: Frances Wayne
