Feature: The Cover Story with Dee Alexander

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Our guest this Sunday is born on Chicago’s west side, Dee Alexander is one of the city's most gifted and respected vocalist/songwriters.

Her talents span every music genre, from Gospel to R&B, Blues to Neo-Soul.
Growing up in a household steeped in recordings of Dinah Washington; Ms. Alexander names Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, and Chicago saxophonist Henry Huff among her major influences.

Thus, setting her on the path to becoming one of the most accomplished voice improvisers in the world today.

Along with being a phenomenal headliner, she has shared the stage with Ahmad Jamal, David Sanborn, Roy Ayers, Joshua Rodman and the O’Jays.

She is also the host of “Sunday Jazz” with Dee Alexander and our cover story this Sunday.
24 Sep 2023 English South Africa Music · Music Interviews

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