TMP gets 'Blue Until June' with Etta James The Idaho Statesman Etta James' raw, gospel-tinged blues imperative rang through the Trey McIntyre Project studios as dancers perched on the verge of movement at a rehearsal last week. Then — bam! — they exploded as James kicked into ... not the celebratory Flo Rida rap ...
An appreciation of singer Etta James Workers World By Larry Hales Etta James died at the age of 73 on Jan. 20 after having suffered from leukemia and Alzheimer's. Her death came three days after that of R&B singer Johnny Otis, who is credited with getting her started in the music business in 1950.
Morgan's Corner: Don Cornelius, Etta James -- their voices will live on The Jersey Journal - NJ.com Singer Etta James succumbed to complications she suffered from leukemia and passed away a few weeks ago. James was remarkably able to belt out an up tempo R&B classic like "Tell Mamma," sing a bluesy number like "All I Could Do Was Cry," or croon an ...
Grammy Countdown: Adele's Extraordinary Year Access Hollywood The British songstress credits Etta James with inspiring her music “style,” though she admits she came across the late singer's work by chance. “When I was a teenager I discovered Etta James… I loved her hair, which is what made me buy the record ...
