Deanna Bogart

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Deanna Bogart (born September 5, 1960) is a Washington, DC-area blues singer/pianist/saxophone player.

Drawing on a variety of musical sources ranging from boogie-woogie to New Orleans R&B to swing to rock & roll, singer and barrelhouse pianist Deanna Bogart emerged as one of the most eclectic performers in contemporary blues. Born in Detroit in 1960, she cut her teeth on the Maryland blues circuit, developing a crowd-pleasing style which often found her leaping up from her piano bench to chat with the audience; clad in her trademark black fedora. Bogart is also known to blow a mean tenor saxophone.

[edit] Discography

  • 1991 Out to Get You
  • 1992 Crossing Borders
  • 1996 New Address
  • 1998 The Great Unknown
  • 2001 Deanna Bogart Band Live
  • 2002 Timing Is Everything
  • 2006 Real Time

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