Lee Wiley

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Lee Wiley (1908-1975) was a Jazz Vocal singer who sang American Songbook tunes in the 1930s through the 1950s. Sometimes called "A Jazz Singer's Singer), she remains popular to hard-core Jazz fans. She was one of the first artists to record a "songbook" collection (records where all of the songs were written by one composer.) Her "signature" song was "Manhattan."

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Songs

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    Supper Time

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    Sweet and Low Down

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    Take it from Me (I'm Taking to You)

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    Tea for Two

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    That's for Sure

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    The Lonesome Road

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    The Man I Love

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    Time on My Hands

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    Time on My Hands (You In My Arms)

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    What Is Love?

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    When I Fall in Love

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    When I Leave the World Behind

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    Wherever There's Love

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    Why Oh Why?

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    Why Shouldn't I

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    Why Shouldn't I?

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    Why, Oh, Why?

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    You Do Something to Me

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    You Leave Me Breathless

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    You Said it

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    You Took Advantage of Me

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    You're an Old Smoothie

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    You're Lucky to Me

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    You're So Indiff'rent

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    You've Got Me Crying Again

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