THORNETTA DAVIS · by Blues Hendrix

Más Información en mi Blog: https://blueshendrix.blogspot.com https://bit.ly/2Owuj1N VER EN MÓVIL ··> https://bit.ly/32RVqJF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01. I BELIEVE (EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT) (Honest Woman 2016) 02. GET UP AND DANCE AWAY YOUR BLUES (Honest Woman 2016) 03. THAT DON'T APPEASE ME (Honest Woman 2016) 04. I GOTTA SANG THE BLUES (Honest Woman 2016) 05. FEELS LIKE RELIGION (Honest Woman 2016) 06. I NEED A WHOLE LOTTA LOVIN' (To Satisfy Me) (Honest Woman 2016) 07. SET ME FREE (Honest Woman 2016) 08. AM I JUST A SHADOW (Honest Woman 2016) 09. BOX OF MEMORIES (Sunday Morning Music 1996) 10. HONEST WOMAN (Honest Woman 2016) 11. I'D RATHER BE ALONE (Honest Woman 2016) 12. CAN WE DO IT AGAIN (Honest Woman 2016) 13. TRY TO REMEMBER (Sunday Morning Music 1996) 14. WHEN MY SISTER SINGS THE BLUES (Honest Woman 2016) BIOGRAFÍA Thornetta Davis (nacida el 11 de agosto de 1963 en Detroit, Michigan) es una cantante estadounidense de blues y rhythm & blues. Se abrió para Bonnie Raitt, Gladys Knight y Etta James, y cantó coros en el álbum de Bob Seger en 1991, The Fire Inside. También trabajó con Kid Rock y Alberta Adams, y ha lanzado dos álbumes en solitario. Entre 1997 y 2003, Davis fue vocalista de respaldo para Kid Rock, apareciendo en sus álbumes Devil without a Cause (1998) y Kid Rock (2003). Actuó en la banda sonora de la película de 2001, Osmosis Jones. Además, su voz fue utilizada en el programa de televisión, Xena Warrior Princess. En los Detroit Music Awards, Davis fue elegida Outstanding Blues Artist en 2004 y 2006, y Outstanding Blues / R & B Vocalist en 2004, 2006, 2010, 2011 y 2014. En 2018, ganó seis premios en Detroit Music Awards. En 2017, fue nominada a un Blues Music Award en la categoría de Mejor Álbum de Artista Emergente, por su último álbum, Honest Woman . . . https://bit.ly/2Owuj1N · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Cierra los ojos, abre los oídos y escucha con el corazón. Y si te ha gustado, pincha "Me gusta" y "Compártelo" con tus amigos y en tus redes sociales. También puedes "Suscribirte" para que no te pierdas ningún audio! Mucho Blues!! Blues! Bl ue s ! . . . .

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