I'll Still Be Me
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This book is a brief, factual, historical walk through very interesting time in history. A walk through war and peace as well as sadness and happiness.The international walk of a fabulous female, occasionally in the spotlight-too often in the shadows, until now.
A phenomenal singer; pianist, lyricist, composer; storyteller; glamourous entertainer, woman of the world, friend, and last, but certainly not least, my Mum (aka Ruth Allen). I am so proud of Mum and what she stands for. She has weathered every storm thrown her way and come out singing and swinging each time as she amazingly tackles a healthy 84 years young this year. I remain in awe of her beautiful smile and hopeful, youthful look, and outlook, throughout a life that's been anything but a walk in the park.
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About Ruth Allen
Ruth Allen began her singing career in blitz ravaged London when the show went on despite the air raid warnings.
After the war, under her stage name, Ronnie Graham, she began recording as the 'talk of the town' the girl with the white grand piano at the chic Astor club in Berkeley Square and touring Europe where she met Billie Holiday at the Mars Club in Paris.
When love intervened in the shape of an American GI, Ruth began a new life, a family and an enduring love affair with the USA.
But she never lost the passion to sing and write songs. In New York, after meeting and performing for Duke Ellington, she was offered a contract by Columbia Records, performed her own composition in a royal Command performance in England, spent eight years as the resident singer/pianist at London's famous American Bar at the Savoy Hotel and appeared for Michael Feinstein in New York at Carnegie Hall.
Still recording and performing today, Ruth is also hoping to see her East End Musical 'Ring Out the Bow Bells', with 18 of her original
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