Blossom Seeley
Blossom Seeley was one of the greatest vaudeville singers, an equal in talent and billing to Nora Bayes and Sophie Tucker. Blossom began as a child performer and worked San Francisco's Barbary Coast as a ragtime singer. Her strutting and finger-snapping, syncopated rhythms gave distinction to her act and she was enticed eastward to New York, the center of big-time vaudeville and musical revues. She worked solo in vaudeville and with her husbands. Joe Kane was one and Rube Marquard, the top flight pitcher for the New York Giants was another. Benny Fields came next and he was to be Blossom’s lasting partner on stage and off. Seeley made a couple of films, appeared on radio and seemed to be content to fade away in tune and time with vaudeville. After Benny Field’s early death in 1959, Blossom tried a comeback, appearing on the Ed Sullivan TV show. Although she could still sing well in her seventies and eighties, and was still a captivating performer, her era and her audience were gone.
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Played Sybil Smith
Average Rating5.73 votesRelease DateNov 02, 193393 years ago -
Played Self - Vocals
Average Rating3.01 votesRelease DateJul 11, 1927100 years ago -
Played Herself
Average Rating1.01 votesRelease DateApr 26, 193592 years ago -
Played Blossom Seeley
Average Rating0.00 votesRelease DateSep 12, 193393 years ago
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