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[[Image:Geary_Easy_The_Vinyl_Detective_Written_in_Dead_Wax.jpg|right]]Obscure jazz singer from the 1950s, from the 2016 novel ''The Vinyl Detective: Written in Dead Wax'' by Andrew Cartmel. The Vinyl Detective is hired to track down an original pressing of the rare 1955 [[Easy Geary]] album, ''Easy Come Easy Go'' on the Hathor label, one track which features a vocal by Pollini. | [[Image:Geary_Easy_The_Vinyl_Detective_Written_in_Dead_Wax.jpg|right]]Obscure jazz singer from the 1950s, from the 2016 novel ''The Vinyl Detective: Written in Dead Wax'' by Andrew Cartmel. The Vinyl Detective is hired to track down an original pressing of the rare 1955 [[Easy Geary]] album, ''Easy Come Easy Go'' on the Hathor label, one track which features a vocal by Pollini. | ||
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| + | Her two Hathor albums were ''Rita Mae Pollini Sings [[Burns Hobartt]]'' and ''Rita Mae Pollini Sings [[Professor Jellaway]]'', both released in 1955. | ||
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Revision as of 09:23, 14 February 2019
Obscure jazz singer from the 1950s, from the 2016 novel The Vinyl Detective: Written in Dead Wax by Andrew Cartmel. The Vinyl Detective is hired to track down an original pressing of the rare 1955 Easy Geary album, Easy Come Easy Go on the Hathor label, one track which features a vocal by Pollini.
Her two Hathor albums were Rita Mae Pollini Sings Burns Hobartt and Rita Mae Pollini Sings Professor Jellaway, both released in 1955.
