Jeanie Lambe, born on December 23, 1940 in Glasgow, Scotland, was a jazz singer
who began performing with her parents before joining the Clyde Valley Stompers
at age 17. She moved to England, recorded with George Chisholm in 1961, and
performed with traditional jazz bands led by Kenny Ball, Mike Cotton, Chris
Barber, and others. Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Lambe transitioned to modern
jazz and gained prominence in the 1960s, appearing on television shows and in
films. Her notable albums include Mary Poppins (1966), Jeanie Lambe & Danny Moss
Quartet (1980), and Blues & All That J...