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| Letter: Sandi Russell obituary | Letter: Sandi Russell obituary |
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| Maggie Humm | |
| Wed 13 Sep 2017 14.48 BST | |
| Last modified on Mon 27 Nov 2017 17.05 GMT | |
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| The jazz singer Sandi Russell had a unique rapport with audiences with her intimacy and emotional power. Leading British musicians loved her technique: Sandi’s CD Sweet Thunder features a remarkable scat singing duet with Georgie Fame on the track Feet On the Ground. | The jazz singer Sandi Russell had a unique rapport with audiences with her intimacy and emotional power. Leading British musicians loved her technique: Sandi’s CD Sweet Thunder features a remarkable scat singing duet with Georgie Fame on the track Feet On the Ground. |
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