Eloise Laws
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Soul, blues, and jazz vocalist and composer Eloise Laws has displayed her proficiency both on her recorded output and on the Broadway stage. Born into the musical Laws family in Houston, Texas, on November 6, 1943, Laws emerged as a solo artist in the late â60s, when she began to release singles for CBS Records. Her early work gained the attention of the legendary songwriting team Holland-Dozier-Holland, and was signed to their post-Motown label, Music Merchant.
Her debut LP, Ainât It Feeling Good, arrived in 1977, but the label immediately folded, and she quickly turned to ABC Records and released Eloise that same year. Eloise Laws and All in Time (the latter released on Capitol) arrived in the early â80s, at which point Laws stepped away from the spotlight and participated as a backing vocalist on several albums. She came back strong at the turn of the century, first by appearing in the 1999 musical revue It Ainât Nothinâ But the Blues, which was nominated for four Tony Awards. That same year, she returned to her own albums with The Key, which was followed by Secrets in 2003.
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- His House And Me
- Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
- If I Had My Way
- Baby You Lied
- More Than You'll Ever Know
- 1,000 Laughs
- Sometimes
- I've Loved You Somewhere Before
- I Got Ya Covered
- I Got My Baby
- In the Thick of It
- Love Ain't Easy
- Leave the Light On
- If You Don't Love Me By Now
- I Did It For Your Love
- I Fall So Deep
- Out on a Limb
- I've Got The Rhythm, You've Got The Blues
- A Man Like That
- While The City Sleeps
- Forever Now
- Listen to the Moonlight
- You're Incredible
- Last Days of Summer
