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Jean Holden
Holden-Hanna at Murphy's in 2009Holden-Hanna at Murphy's in 2009
Background information
Birth nameNorris Jean Ashley
Also known as"Toledo’s First Lady of Song"
Born(1940-02-02)February 2, 1940
Masonville, Arkansas, United States
GenresVocalist, vocal jazz, contemporary, vocal coach, vocal instructor
Occupation(s)Singer, vocal coach, vocal instructor
InstrumentsVocals
Years active1962--present
Websitejeanholden.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".


Holden performing in Glendale, CA in April 2007

Lake Erie West Awards

Jean Holden has 4 Lake Erie West Awards.

Year Nominated work Award category Result
1996 People's Choice Award for the Performing Arts Female Vocalist Won
1997 People's Choice Award for the Performing Arts Female Vocalist Won
1998 People's Choice Award for the Performing Arts Female Vocalist Won
2000 People's Choice Award for the Performing Arts Hall of Fame Won

Discography

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References

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

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