Cæcilie Norby
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Cæcilie Norby
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Cæcilie Norby was born on September 9th 1964 in Frederiksberg (Denmark).
In 1982 she was one of the founders of the band Street Beat and from 1983 she was part of the Jazz/Funk group Frontline, which released the albums "Frontline" and "Frontlife".
From 1985 to 1993 she was part of the group One Two.
In 1995 she released the album "Cæcilie Norby" was released on the jazz label Blue Note and was followed by "My Corner Of The Sky" in 1996. The third album "Queen Of Bad Excuses" was released in 1999 and followed by "First Conversation" in 2002. She recorded a live album called "London/Paris" during the Europe tour in 2003 and in 2005 released "Slow Fruit".
In 1982 she was one of the founders of the band Street Beat and from 1983 she was part of the Jazz/Funk group Frontline, which released the albums "Frontline" and "Frontlife".
From 1985 to 1993 she was part of the group One Two.
In 1995 she released the album "Cæcilie Norby" was released on the jazz label Blue Note and was followed by "My Corner Of The Sky" in 1996. The third album "Queen Of Bad Excuses" was released in 1999 and followed by "First Conversation" in 2002. She recorded a live album called "London/Paris" during the Europe tour in 2003 and in 2005 released "Slow Fruit".
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