Fran Jeffries Fran Tastic!

Beauty and talent combined in Fran Jeffries (1937-2016), a complete entertainer with a warm, sultry, distinctive style and complete command of lyrics and melody in every performance. She believed… thought… lived and inhabited the songs. As a singer and entertainer she oozed sexual allure —and more besides— with a persuasiveness that would melt the stoniest of hearts. On her first album, "Fran: Can Really Hang You Up the Most," recorded in 1961, the orchestra conducted and arranged by such a talented bandleader as Ralph Burns provides Fran with the ideal setting to prove that she sounded like no one else. Hollywood also surrendered to the charms of a singer of this range and sophistication, and although her film career was short, she will always be remembered for her stunning performance of Meglio Stas era in the memorable party scene from “The Pink Panther”; and for her suggestive and exciting interpretation of the theme Sex and the Single Girl in the film of the same title.

This stereo album released in label Bel Canto, in 1958 years.

After completing his tour of the VIII edition of the Delhi Jazz Festival, Chennai and Trivandrum, this "World Champs Trio" presents his project in Madrid. Fran Molina (guitar), Carlos González (piano) and Fernando Alandes (drums) join their prolific careers as musicians of renowned international history with an immense curriculum that includes concerts in more than 40 countries. Fran Molina Trio is a fusion between jazz, the exoticism of flamenco and World Music, a proposal through the rhythms and melodies they have incorporated during their travels over the last few years.

North-East London singer, songwriter and producer Fran Lobo presents her long-awaited debut album Burning It Feels Like. The record was written and produced by Lobo, engineered by Andy Ramsay of Stereolab and mixing was completed by regular studio partner Jimmy Robertson.