Betty Carter was an American jazz singer born in 1929 in Flint, Michigan. Known for her improvisational skills and unique phrasing, she became a prominent figure in the jazz genre. Over her career, she worked with legendary artists such as Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, and Ray Charles. Her albums, including "The Audience with Betty Carter" and "Look What I Got!", showcased her vocal mastery and earned her critical acclaim, including a Grammy Award. Betty Carter also founded her own label, Bet-Car Records, to maintain artistic control. Her contributions to jazz continue to inspire generations of musicians.

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