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Name
  
Toni Harper

Role
  
Singer

Record label
  
RCA Records


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Albums
  
Night Mood, Lady Lonely / Night Mood, Toni

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Toni Harper (born June 8, 1937, Los Angeles, California) (aka Toni Dunlap) is a former child singer, who retired from performing at the age of 29.

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After learning dance under Maceo Anderson, Harper was cast by the choreographer Nick Castle in Christmas Follies, at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in 1945. She later went on to perform on stage with Herb Jeffries and Cab Calloway.

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Harper recorded "Candy Store Blues" in 1946, which became a platinum record, appeared twice on Toast of the Town (later The Ed Sullivan Show) in 1949, and made her third and final appearance on the show in 1950.

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After success as a child singer, Harper recorded her first album, Toni, for Verve Records in 1955, with the Oscar Peterson trio. She made two further albums, arranged by Marty Paich, Lady Lonely (1959) and Night Mood (1960), for RCA Victor.

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Harper toured Japan with Cannonball Adderley in 1963, and appeared in the 1965 film How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, before retiring from performing in 1966.

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Discography

  • 1956 Toni (with the Oscar Peterson trio)
  • 1959 Lady Lonely (with Marty Paich & Orchestra)
  • 1960 Night Mood (with Marty Paich & Orchestra)
  • With Dizzy Gillespie

  • Jazz Recital (Norgran, 1955)
  • With Harry James

  • "Baby Blues" and "Peculiar Kind Of Feeling" on Columbia 39390 (1951)
  • "Blacksmith Blues" and "Don't Send Me Home" on Columbia 39671 (1952)
  • "Melancholy Trumpet" on Columbia 39846 (1952)
  • "Fruit Cake" on Columbia 39877 (1952)
  • References

    Toni Harper Wikipedia