I am looking for background information on 1950's pop/jazz singer Lorry Raine. for use on my radio show.?

May 20, 6135 by nesby_1106 | Posted in Blues


If you type the name in using Windows Media Player...all sorts of things come up...not just music...special interviews etc are all there on many artists...good luck!

iris | May 20, 6276

Lorry Raine - Concrete and Steel (1957)

A great little tune by obscure Detroit-born songtress Lorry Raine (born Lorraine Furns: she 'split up' her first name!) Recorded in ...

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Lorry RAINE 1957

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Lorry Raine may not be one of the biggest names on the LA scene of the 50s, but she's working here with top-shelf backings from arrangers Nelson Riddle and Russ Garcia . The album's a bit jazz, but also a bit more of a fuller vocal affair -similar... Lorry's got an evocative vocal approach that sounds as if it might be at home on the silver screen -a mode that paints little pictures in sound with the tunes, and really adds a lot on top of the already-great orchestrations- and the album's also...

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