Randy Crawford, born Veronica Crawford on February 18, 1952, in Macon, Georgia, is an acclaimed American jazz and R&B singer known for her distinctive voice and emotive style. Her career spans several decades, beginning in the mid-1970s when she first captivated audiences with her smooth voice and interpretations of jazz and soul classics. Randy's international breakthrough came with her 1979 hit "Street Life," performed with The Crusaders, which became a staple on the charts and solidified her position as a formidable talent in the music industry.

Throughout her career, Crawford has released a multitude of albums that showcase her versatility and ability to infuse a song with profound emotion. Her expressive delivery is most evident on signature tracks like "One Day I'll Fly Away" and "You Might Need Somebody," which have become defining pieces in her rich discography. Over the years, Randy's artistry has earned her a loyal fan base and critical acclaim, with several Grammy nominations to her name. Despite an evolving musical landscape, she has remained relevant through her continuous exploration of different genres, as evidenced by her more recent live recordings, such as "Live," and holiday performances like "Silent Night (Christmas at The Vatican) [Live]," which exhibit her enduring charm and vocal prowess.

Genres

Disco

Smooth Jazz

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Latest Release

Silent Night (Christmas at The Vatican) [Live]

Randy Crawford

Single - Released October 24, 2019