Queen of the Blues

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Queen of the Blues is the celebrated nickname of American singer Dinah Washington, renowned for her powerful, emotive voice and influential recordings in blues, jazz, and R&B during the mid-20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliedTo American singer
associatedWithGenre blues
jazz
rhythm and blues
connotation emotive singing style
powerful voice
countryOfCulturalOrigin United States NERFINISHED
describes Dinah Washington's status in blues music NERFINISHED
Dinah Washington's status in jazz music
Dinah Washington's status in rhythm and blues NERFINISHED
epithetType honorific title
stage epithet
fieldOfRecognition African-American music
popular music
honorificFor female blues singer
language English
notableBearer Dinah Washington NERFINISHED
notablePeriodOfUse mid-20th century
refersTo Dinah Washington NERFINISHED
relatedTitle Empress of the Blues NERFINISHED
Queen of Soul NERFINISHED
usedIn artist biographies
music criticism
music journalism

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Dinah Washington nickname Queen of the Blues