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Bas Sheva

Bas Sheva (July 25, 1925 – February 11, 1960), the stage name of Bernice Kanefsky, was an American singer, prominent in the 1950s. Although she began singing Jewish traditional and cantorial music, her career branched out into popular music.

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Occupation
Singer
Also known as
Bas Sheva
Born
Bernice Kanefsky (1925-07-25)July 25, 1925
Died
February 11, 1960(1960-02-11) (aged 34) South Carolina, United States
Formerly of
Les Baxter, Hal Mooney
Genres
Easy listening, traditional Jewish music, jazz, space age pop, exotica, avant-garde music

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Bas Sheva

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples28
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
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Bas Sheva

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related to Career · 11
Bas Sheva → Ashkenazi, Bathsheba, Biblical, Borscht Belt, Catskill Honeymoon, Her, However, Jewish, New York's Catskill Mountains, She, Yiddish-American
related to Early life · 7
Bas Sheva → Bernice Kanefsky, Bronx, Cantor Joseph Kanefsky, Crotona Park North, July, Philadelphia, She
Also known as · 1
Bas Sheva → Bas Sheva
Born · 1
Bas Sheva → Bernice Kanefsky (1925-07-25)July 25, 1925
Died · 1
Bas Sheva → February 11, 1960(1960-02-11) (aged 34) South Carolina, United States
Formerly of · 1
Bas Sheva → Les Baxter, Hal Mooney
Genres · 1
Bas Sheva → Easy listening, traditional Jewish music, jazz, space age pop, exotica, avant-garde music
Instrument · 1
Bas Sheva → Voice
Occupation · 1
Bas Sheva → Singer
Origin · 1
Bas Sheva → Philadelphia, United States

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bas sheva jewish career began voice 1960 singer traditional music cantorial capitol south citation needed july 25 1925 february 11

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Bas ShevaAlso known asBas Sheva1.00infobox
Bas ShevaBornBernice Kanefsky (1925-07-25)July 25, 19251.00infobox
Bas ShevaDiedFebruary 11, 1960(1960-02-11) (aged 34) South Carolina, United States1.00infobox
Bas ShevaFormerly ofLes Baxter, Hal Mooney1.00infobox
Bas ShevaGenresEasy listening, traditional Jewish music, jazz, space age pop, exotica, avant-garde music1.00infobox
Bas ShevaInstrumentVoice1.00infobox
Bas ShevaOccupationSinger1.00infobox
Bas ShevaOriginPhiladelphia, United States1.00infobox
Bas ShevaYears active1947–19601.00infobox
Bas Shevarelated to CareerShe0.60section
Bas Shevarelated to CareerHer0.60section
Bas Shevarelated to CareerHowever0.60section

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