Joya Sherrill

Joya Sherrill, born in 1924 and passing away in 2010, was a vibrant American vocalist whose music spans genres from vocal jazz and big band to ragtime. Known for her unique scat vocals, Sherrill's discography includes standout tracks like "Desdemona's Lament" and "Do Me Good, Baby!" Her work is celebrated for its remarkable and distinctive style, making her a notable figure in the jazz scene. Beyond her musical prowess, Sherrill also captivated young audiences as the host of "Joya's Fun School," where she combined education with entertainment through stories, songs, and puppetry. Her legacy includes a variety of albums and singles that continue to enchant music enthusiasts, showcasing her versatility and enduring charm.