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    Leona Anderson (born Leona Aronson; April 3, 1885 – December 25, 1973) was an American silent film actress who is possibly best remembered for her 1957 shrill music album Music to Suffer By.

  2. Leona Anderson. Actress: House on Haunted Hill. The twice-married singer and actress was the youngest of the seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aronson of Arkansas and Missouri. Leona was the only one of the seven born away from Arkansas.

  3. Leona Anderson. Actress: House on Haunted Hill. The twice-married singer and actress was the youngest of the seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aronson of Arkansas and Missouri.

  4. New Music Video by Leona Anderson performing 'BE MY BABY' (Dirty Dancing) | Edition 2023. Komponist/Autor: Phillip Spector, Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich Arrangement/Mix/Mastering:...

  5. Leona Anderson. 3,396 likes · 17 talking about this. OFFIZIELLE Fan-Page weitere Infos:www.leona-anderson.com.

  6. Nov 6, 2009 · Leona Anderson - "Rats In My Room". schmeaux. 87 subscribers. Subscribed. 1.1K. 98K views 14 years ago. from the album "Music to Suffer By" [1957] ...more.

  7. Jun 24, 2024 · Anderson embraced those early lessons about serving others and made them the foundation of her career. Today, she is a human resources generalist for Engineering Test and Technology, which is part of The Boeing Company’s Defense and Space operation in Mesa, Ariz.

  8. Dec 29, 2016 · Genre: Novelty 1950s Leona Anderson sings "Rats In My Room" from her 1958 album "Music To Suffer By".

  9. Leona Anderson. Born Leona Aronson 20 April 1885, St. Louis, Missouri. Died 25 December 1973, Fremont, California. L eona Anderson secured he spot in Space Age Pop history with her aptly-titled 1957 album, Music to Suffer By. Anderson made bad singing a legitimate, if entirely unnecessary, form of entertainment.

  10. In the canon of terrible and terrifying singers, Leona Anderson reigns supreme. Sandwiched perfectly between Mrs Miller and Florence Foster Jenkins, this 1958 recording badly needs to be heard by anyone with a sense of humour, and also by anyone with no humour at all.

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