Shirley Crabbe Jazz Vocalist,Producer & Voice Artist

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The Ladies of CoffeeTalk Jazz Radio are taking over! Jazz Vocalist Shirley Crabbe holds nothing back as she announces her artistic presence with the authority and confidence of a seasoned veteran. She brings and adventurous, contemporary style that will satisfy the most discriminating of vocal jazz lovers. Making old school new and cool. Join the Jazz Conversation Dec 6th as we kick off our holiday series with your host Ms. Bridgette Lewis aka the CoffeeLady The CoffeeBrews here 1-347-934-0108 Follow the show on Twitter: @CoffeeTalkJazz http://www.shirleycrabbe.com/

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