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- }execution: Here are the notes for Lena Horne's "Give the Lady What She Wants": Horne, a Brooklyn-born vocalist and actress, achieved international stardom in the 1940s with her sophisticated nightclub performances and film roles. Her career spanned seven decades, breaking racial barriers in Hollywood and the music industry. Released in 1958, "Give the Lady What She Wants" arrived during a period when Horne was navigating a complex professional landscape, balancing her established identity as a torch singer with evolving musical trends. * "Give the Lady What She Wants" was Horne's first album for the short-lived Goldenlane Records. * The album features a collection of standards, with a particular focus on material previously recorded by other artists. * This release is notable for its sparse arrangements, highlighting Horne's vocal prowess.
- She was a film and nightclub star who broke racial barriers in the 1940s. By 1958, Horne had established herself as a major talent, though she was also beginning to explore more contemporary musical styles while maintaining her signature elegance.
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