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Jazz singer Stacey Kent explores her French roots in new album

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Stacey Kent's new album Summer Me, Winter Me
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Stacey Kent's new album Summer Me, Winter Me

On this episode of The Art of the Story, jazz singer Stacey Kent talks to WBGO's Janis Siegel about her French roots and new album Summer Me, Winter Me.

Stacey Kent
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Stacey Kent

You can hear Janis Siegel's entire interview with Stacy Kent here.

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