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| | Jazz: Humes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | In the 1930s she worked with Stuff Smith and Al Sears, recording with Harry James in 1937-38. |
 | | She began to record as a leader and had a hit in "Be-ba-ba-le-ba"; her 1950 original "Million Dollar Secret" is a classic. |
 | | Throughout her career Helen Humes recorded for such labels as Savoy, Aladdin, Mercury, Decca, Dootone, Contemporary, Classic Jazz, Black and Blue, Black Lion, Jazzology, Columbia and Muse. |
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