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Lee Chamberlin  (born  Alverta La Pallo ; February 14, 1938 – May 25, 2014) was an  American  theatrical, film and television  actress . She studied at NYU and The Sorbonne in Paris, France receiving honors for her mastery of French grammar both written and oral. She perfected her study of the craft of acting at HB Studios in New York and studied with Uta Hagen. She attended grammar school at Convent of the Sacred Heart School in Harlem. Lee began her career on stage in "Slave ship" written by LeRoi Jones who would later be known as Amiri Baraka in 1968. "Do Your Own Thing" a musical loosely based on Shakespeare and "The Believers." She was cast as Cordelia to James Earl Jones King Lear in 1974 at Joseph Papp's Shakespeare in the Park Festival in New York City's Delacorte Theatre. The production also featured Raoul Julia, Ellen Holly, Rosalind Cash and Paul Sorvino. Later Chamberlin went to to win half a dozen AUDELCO Awards for Excell

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I have chosen my Three favorite songs from each of Wendy's albums. It was hard choosing, because all of the music is excellent, but I think I made good choices. Wendy Moten (1992) Whatever It Takes So Close to Love Forever Yours Time For Change (1995) Hear the Angels Cry Time for Change All That my Heart can Hold Life's What You Make It (1996) It's Over Now If You Don't Love Me People Got to be Free Tis The Season (2009) Little Dummer Boy Angels We Have Heard on High We Three Kings Timeless: Wendy Moten Sings Richard Whiting (2014) Too Marvelous for Words When Did You Leave Heaven Guilty Honorable mentions ( either singles or collaborations) Who Will the Next Fool Be (feat. Wendy Moten) w/ Dual Drive  Album : The Memphis Project Still its You duet with Phil Perry (Theme from Mr. Wonderful) Whatever You Imagine  (PageMaster soundtrack) Don't Go w/ Michael Lington In Your Eyes w/ Shelia Houston Without You w/Michael J.

Last Night I attended the album release party for my good friend Wendy Moten at the Staxx Museum in Memphis. Her new cd is available on iTunes and Amazon. The cd is absolutley Fantastic. Please check it out. Her official website is www.wendymoten.com Timeless Wendy Moten Sings Richard Whiting Track Listing 1. My Ideal (featuring Dave Koz) 2. Miss Brown To You 3. When Did You Leave Heaven? 4. He's Funny That Way 5. Too Marvelous For Words (featuring Paul Brown) 6. Guilty 7. I Wanna Go Places And Do Things 8. I Can't Escape From You 9. True Blue Lou 10. It's A Long Time Between Kisses

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