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Another cool song from my youth. This song is from one of my favorite albums: Living All Alone. It's one of those joints that my mom used to clean the house listening to. With all of the bubble gum R&B on radio rotation, I have to take it back 20 years to get quality music. Just thought I'd share. Enjoy!

A personal favorite of mine. Phyllis gets deep

Dick Hyman interprète "The Finger Breaker" composition de Jelly Roll Morton (1930) Enregistrement BBC 1986

Dick Hyman interprète "Kitten on the Keys" composition de Edward Elzear "Zez" Confrey (1921) Enregistrement BBC 1986

The singer discusses her emotional highs and lows

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This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. An amazing stuff at all. Recorded in 1999.

Phyllis Hyman sings about her journey though life without love or inner peace Sometimes your in a relationship and your still Living all alone. Now chew on that!

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. An amazing stuff at all. Recorded in 1999. Recorded in 1999.

Female jazz vocalist

Dick Hyman "You've Got To Be Modernistic" (James P. Johnson) 1986

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. An amazing stuff at all. Recorded in 1999. Recorded in 1999.

Leonard Hyman ponders the female form.

Wooo, seven and a half minutes of disco heaven! :-) Sorry this isn't very loud, but I'm not sure the CD I ripped it from is 100% (ifyouknowwhatimean!!)

How do you make a six-foot, singing beauty stand out even more? Phyllis Hyman's management team discovers the way.

The singer discusses her all black owned and operated business and giving back to her community.

'Ah This is truly a phyllis hyman song.One of my favorites from the prime of my life Lp/cd purchase strength of a woman the phyllis hyman story by Jason A.Micheal-a must read for phyllis hyman fans!

Classic soul from 1979 Lets get this back in the Charts, download it!

At the blue note in tokyo phyllis in a upbeat kind of mood she sings one of her signature songs

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David Hyman, Gerente de Ventas para AdSense América Latina, presentando "Estrategias para maximizar los ingresos de su sitio web" en Buenos Aires, 26 de septiembre de 2007.

This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. An amazing stuff at all. Recorded in 1999. Recorded in 1999.

meeting in cuba..

This song is from the album, Prime Of My Life, released in 1991. Phyllis Hyman is remembered as one of the premier female vocalists of her time. From the mid 1970s until her death in June 1995, Hyman has recorded beautiful songs such as You Know How To Love Me, Can't We Fall In Love Again (a duet with Michael Henderson), Old Friend, Living All Alone, Living In Confusion, Under Your Spell, and Don't Wanna Change The World. Her trademarks included chandelier earrings, dress hats and a white bugle-beaded dress. Because of her role and Tony nomination in the Broadway play Sophisticated Ladies, she is often referred to as The Sophisticated Lady.

The singer discusses OLD FRIEND, songwriter Linda Creed, Philadelphia International, and the Philadelphia sound.