Artist
Lillian Clark
Scranton
Lillian Clark is a musician from Scranton. They also recorded with The Ray Charles Singers.
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Biography
American vocalist, who performed with many stars of the big-band era
She was married to composer and arranger Sy Oliver (from 1946 until his death in 1988)
Clark originally studied at Juilliard to become a concert pianist. When one of the Clark Sisters left the group in the 1940s, she joined and changed her name to "Lillian Clark". She was one of the original Ray Charles Singers, and sang with Ray Conniff Singers, Alan Copeland Singers, and the Norman Luboff Choir.
Born: 19 December 1925 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
Died: 20 August 1996 in New York, New York, USA
Bio from Discogs
The Ray Charles Singers
A project Lillian Clark was part of. Former member.

Slices Of Life
1969

One Of Those Songs
1966

Young Lovers On-Broadway
1965

Songs For Lonesome Lovers
1964

A Special Something...
1967

What The World Needs Now Is Love
1966

Something Special For Young Lovers
1964

Command Performances
1964

Moods Of Love
1973

Take Me Along!
1968

Command Performances Volume 2
1966

Lovelier Than Ever
1966

Songs For Latin Lovers
1965

Rome Revisited
1962

Deep Night
1960

Sunrise Serenade
1959

Sing A Song Of Paris
1957

Summertime
1957

Winter Wonderland
1956

Spring Is Here
1955

Autumn Nocturne
1954
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