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	Jean Holden has 4 Lake Erie West Awards.
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Jean Holden
Holden-Hanna at Murphy's in 2009
Background information
Birth name	Norris Jean Ashley
Also known as	"Toledo’s First Lady of Song"
Born	(1940-02-02)February 2, 1940 Masonville, Arkansas, United States
Genres	Vocalist, vocal jazz, contemporary, vocal coach, vocal instructor
Occupation(s)	Singer, vocal coach, vocal instructor
Instruments	Vocals
Years active	1962--present

Website	jeanholden.com

Musical artist

Jean Holden, a.k.a. Jean Holden-Hanna (born Norris Jean Ashley – February 2, 1940), is an American jazz-contemporary singer and vocal coach, described by many in the States of Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana as "Toledo’s First Lady of Song".

Discography

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References

"Finkbeiner lays out blueprint for Toledo". Toledo Blade.

External links

Jean Holden Official website

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