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Recording information: The Autopsy Room (06/2003).
Krohm: Dario Derna.
World Through Dead Eyes Music Krohm World Through Dead Eyes Songs | 1. | I Suffer the Astral Woe |
| 2. | Lurking Dream, A |
| 3. | Waning, The |
| 4. | When Morning Never Returned |
| 5. | World Through Dead Eyes, A |
| 6. | Silence Turns to Gray |
| 7. | My Hearse |
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BiographyGrowing up in Frankfort, KY, she sang in talent shows, beauty pageants, musicals and church. After seeing Sarah Vaughan perform at the age of 9, she developed a love for jazz and began to sing it. Jazz band in high schools and college served as her training ground, but it wasn't until she moved to Atlanta, Georgia that her real opportunity came.Former Freddy Cole drummer, Bernard Linnette, heard Kemba sing during the Tuesday night jam session at a local jazz club and was impressed by her voice. Kemba soon began gigging with his sextet and Linnette became her mentor. She taught chorus and piano lessons ...
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