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Fran Warren was a well-known vocalist from the big-band era, famous for the 1947 hit “A Sunday Kind of Love” with Claude Thornhill’s orchestra, and she remained active in performing and occasional acting through the late 1990s. If you’re looking for the very latest developments or obituaries, I can search current outlets for you.[1][2]
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pro.imdb.comType: Person, Gender: Female, Born: 1926-03-04 in The Bronx, Died: 2013-03-04 in Connecticut, Area: United States
musicbrainz.orgMs. Warren, best known for her hit 'A Sunday Kind of Love,' sang professionally for more than half a century.
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music.apple.comAmerican singer (1926-2013)
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