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Maxine Sullivan Loch lomond - The Syncopated Times
Maxine Sullivan was born as Marietta Lillian Williams in Homestead, Pennsylvania, on May 13, 1911. As a teenager she sang on the radio in Pittsburgh with her uncle’s band. With pianist-arranger Claude Thornhill as her musical director, she recorded “Stop! You’re Breaking My Heart” and “Gone with the Wind” on June 14, 1937. On August […]
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