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Rickie Lee Jones in a still from her new concert film "Live in Stockholm." (Ian McCrudden)
Three decades after she first turned heads, singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones is still one of the most distinctive voices in music. She’s celebrating this milestone with the release of a new concert film called “Live in Stockholm.” The Duchess of Coolsville herself joins us in studio for a look back – and a live performance.
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Yes, but she meant to say Anita O'Day.
Yes, but she meant to say Anita O'Day.
Whatever CL, Where's the last place you "Heard" yourself? besides the shower! What do you do? I'm sure I can turn "On" the Radio and still Not know. Anyone that has a clue about good music knows how wonderfully brilliant Rickie Lee Jones is and has been for way more years you've been happy.
Get a clue
its called "HÔTEL DU TRIANGLE D'OR"
Impossibly bad! I'm turning off the radio. Can't she hear herself? Is that off-pitch voicing supposed to be hip or jazzy? To my ears, it's just plain self-conscious and extremely annoying. Sounds like a drunk or neurologically damaged singer. Too bad. I used to be a big fan.
thanks for the nights on Varick St this week!
Did I hear Rickie Lee say that the singer Anita Baker is dead?
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