Cassandra Wilson, Grammy-Winning Jazz Vocalist, Dies at 70
The singer who moved from Jackson coffeehouses to Blue Note royalty died today in her hometown at age 70, leaving behind a body of work that drew equally from jazz, blues, and folk.
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The singer who moved from Jackson coffeehouses to Blue Note royalty died today in her hometown at age 70, leaving behind a body of work that drew equally from jazz, blues, and folk.
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