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Emilie-Claire Barlow
Born into a musical family Canadian jazz star Emilie-Claire Barlow always seemed
destined for the stage. Her father is jazz drummer Brian Barlow and her mother
Judy Tate was a singer and composer, her uncle Richard Homme was a jazz bassist
and her grandparents were also professional entertainers. Owing to this, she
grew up in Toronto in the 1970s, quickly becoming accomplished on a variety of
instruments - piano, violin, clarinet and cello included - at a young age.
By the time she was seven she was appearing on radio and TV singing on
commercials and was also drawn to musical...
Don't Think Twice, It's AlrightEmilie-Claire Barlow
The Beat Goes On
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Yester-Me, Yester-You, YesterdayEmilie-Claire Barlow
The Beat Goes On
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The Beat Goes On/Soul Bossa NovaEmilie-Claire Barlow
The Beat Goes On
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Will You (Still) Love Me Tomorrow?Emilie-Claire Barlow
The Beat Goes On
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What a Little Moonlight Can DoEmilie-Claire Barlow
The Very Thought of You
These Boots Were Made for Walkin'Emilie-Claire Barlow
The Beat Goes On
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