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(The Time To Get Used To) Nanette Workman (Joan Workman) was born in Brooklyn, New York, USA, and grew up in Jackson, Mississippi. Her career extends over the 1960's, to the 2000s and beyond. Her father, Ernest Workman, was trumpeter in the orchestra of Tommy Dorsey, and her mother, Beatryce Kreisman, was a chorus and music-hall singer. Nanette Workman began her career at the age of four, in Jackson, Mississippi singing songs on various television shows that aired on WLBT. She also became co-host of WLBT’s the Mr. Magic Show; And in 1962, co-host of Teen Tempos, a weekly meeting place for teenagers. At the age of 18, she herself made her professional debut in the play, "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying", on Broadway; She was also a model, backup singer, actress and singer. In 1967, under the guidance of Tony Roman, she sang Guantanamera, and was elected discovery of the year. She also hosted the TV show Fleurs d'amour, Fleurs d'amitié (Love Flowers, Friendship flowers). In the 70s she worked in England with the former Beatles, Rolling Stones, Peter Frampton and Joe Cocker, as well as Johnny Halliday in France, with which she was also the companion. Back in Québec, she became Lady Marmelade, the interpreter of songs. In 1977, she recorded the album Grits and Cornbread, with support from the fabulous guitarist Peter Frampton. We also found her as an interpreter for the role of Sadia on the original disc of Starmania. In the 80s, she found success again with the song Call Girl, by Luc Plamondon, and also worked with Serge Fiori in superb Ballons Percés (Balloons Perce). In 1986, she participated in the musical 1926. In the 90s, She was part of "La Légende de Jimmy" (The Legend of Jimmy), both on disc and on stage. In 1992, she sang with Dan Bigras, the theme song of the 350th anniversary of the founding of Montréal, entitled Un bateau dans une bouteille (A ship in a bottle). In 1994, she won the Félix French Canadian music award for rock album of the year, with Rock and Romance. In April 2000, Nanette Workman was inducted into the Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame. In 2001 and 2002, she found back her roots with blues, as she released an album dedicated to this musical style (Roots 'n' Blues, is part of the review Mississippi Queen, and even became the honorary president of the 10th anniversary of the festival Maximum Blues in Carleton. In 2007, she was also recognized by the State of Mississippi, as Governor Haley Barbour honored her at the opening of The Nanette Workman Francophone (French speaking) House on the Mississippi State University campus.
NANETTE WORKMAN - CE SOIR ON DANSE À NAZILAND (1978)
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