Carol Grimes

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Carol Grimes (born Carol Ann Grimes, 7 April 1944, Lewisham, London) is a smooth jazz and world music singer. Grimes came to prominence in 1969 as a member of Delivery, associated with the Canterbury Scene. During the 1970s she performed regularly on the London blues circuit with her band The London Boogie Band. At the same time she released her first solo album Warm Blood, the first release on the Virgin's Caroline label (CA2001), backed by session musicians in London and Nashville. The cover was taken in her Notting Hill flat. The following year saw the release of a follow-up blues album recorded at Ardent Studios in Memphis and Goodyear Studios in Nashville which pictured her on the cover alongside her son Sam. By the end of the decade, Grimes had moved to a more jazz-inspired style, including a lot of scat singing. In 1984 she formed Eyes Wide Open. Now known mainly as a solo artist she also does theatrical work and teaches voice. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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albums

Female Tribute To Tom Waits - Vol.2 [CD2]

Female Tribute To Tom Waits - Vol.2

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Why Don't They Dance

Warm Blood

Carol Grimes

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Eyes Wide Open

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Brothers On The Slide: The Story of UK Brothers On The Slide: The Story Of UK Funk

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A Night At Ronnie Scotts - Volume 4

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Daydreams & Danger

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A Night At Ronnie Scotts - Volume 6

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Female Tribute To Tom Waits, Vol.2

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Brothers On The Slide (The Story Of UK Funk)

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