Salome Bey Death / Obituary | Salome Bey Cause Of Death – Canada’s First Lady of the Blues Dies | Dead – Passed Away | Died
Salome Bey Death / Obituary – An American-born Canadian singer-songwriter, Salome Bey was pronounced dead August 8, 2020, leaving loved ones in great sadness.
A great award winning composer, known as “Canada’s First Lady of the Blues,” Salome Bey passed away at the age of 86. Our prayers, thoughts condolences are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss. We are yet to observed the deceased obituary, all further details concerning this news will be updated upon confirmation.
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RIP Salome Bey, a voice often heard in our house growing up. Miigwetch for all of the amazing music and for being an inspiration to me and so many.
— Jesse Wente (@jessewente) August 10, 2020
@dauwai Hello Daryl. I’m Sarah. I’m sorry for the loss of your friend, Salome, Bey. May I talk to you about her? If so, please let me know the best way to reach you. Thank you and again, my condolences.
— sarah cooper (@coopster34) August 10, 2020
RIP to “Canada’s First Lady of Blues” Salome Bey, who came to #TO with her brother and sister, forming Andy & the Bey Sisters in 1962, first performing at the Colonial right on Yonge Street? Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this time.
— Downtown Yonge BIA (@DowntownYonge) August 10, 2020
R.I.P. Salome BEY, CM (1939-2020), American-born Canadian singer-songwriter, composer, and actress.
After moving to Toronto in 1964 and playing the jazz club circuit, she became known as “Canada’s First Lady of Blues”. pic.twitter.com/v8sLUyXncE
— In__Memoriam (@In___Memoriam) August 10, 2020
Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Salome Bey — affectionately known as Canada’s “First Lady of the Blues — has died. The Grammy-nominated Bey was a multi-disciplinary performer and honorary member of the Order of Canada.
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— Winnipeg Landscaping (@WinnipegLandsc1) August 10, 2020
When I found out this icon passed yesterday, I took a moment to sit and think about the impact she had on my life….
Salome Bey was a Canadian Treasure. A Blues Legend in Canada.— Kafi Pierre (@kafipierre) August 10, 2020
Award-winning, Honorary member of the Order of Canada Salome Bey, “Canada’s First Lady of the Blues” has passed at 86. My deepest condolences to her family and loved ones. She forged the path for many Canadian greats including @SimoneDenny, @Deborah_Cox! May she rest in power! pic.twitter.com/hQzIVkCBZZ
— Dr. Jill Andrew (@JILLSLASTWORD) August 10, 2020
Saddened to learn of the death of #SalomeBey, the American-born Canadian Grammy-nominated blues singer. I’m surprised to learn that she was 86. I listened to her music in the 1980s.
— CJF (@PoweredbyPoodle) August 10, 2020
Very saddened to learn about the passing of #ParkHP constituent and music legend Salome Bey. My condolences to Salome’s family, friends, and community as we mourn her loss, but also celebrate her invaluable contributions to music and theatre.
— Arif Virani (@viraniarif) August 10, 2020
I heard Salome sing many times in @cityoftoronto when my late husband Keith Blackley was her drummer from time to time and for the production of #beggarsopera RIP Salome Bey, Canada’s First Lady of the Blues, has died
— Patricia Noonan (@lovetoeatndrink) August 10, 2020
Canadian blues & jazz singer Salome Bey has passed away at the age of 86. She is performing in this clip with her sister Geraldine & brother Andy reportedly in Paris circa 1964. | Real Jazz – Andy & The Bey Sisters – Smooth Sailing
— Terry Aichele (@hermistonsports) August 10, 2020
My thoughts are with the family of Salome Bey, “Canada’s First Lady of Blues” who lived in Parkdale. She will be remembered as a blues legend and an inspiration for many. Rest in Power. #ParkHP pic.twitter.com/sFG1nu0Hxy
— Bhutila Karpoche (@BhutilaKarpoche) August 10, 2020
Rest in power! Some of my fav memories include watching her sing on CBC with my dad. Salome Bey, Canada’s First Lady of the Blues, has died pic.twitter.com/g0DZHz8siH
— MurderMolly? (@MurderMolly) August 10, 2020
As a kid I had the privilege of meeting & receiving vocal lessons from Salome Bey. In my innocence, I never really clued into what a star she was & how very lucky I was, but I can still feel the warmth in my heart from the love in her smile, the joy in her laugh & oh that Voice.
— Greg Yarker (@GregYarker) August 11, 2020
R.I.P. Salome Bey, a true Canadian legend. Salome Bey was known as “Canada’s First Lady of the Blues”. The Grammy-nominated, Dora Mavor Moore and Obie Award-winning artist was an honorary member of the Order of Canada. pic.twitter.com/j2SaQi4VaK
— AfroToronto (@afrotoronto) August 10, 2020
Salome Bey’s voice was one of the most powerful things I have ever heard. She will be missed. ?❤️
— Frank Horvat (@frankhorvat) August 11, 2020
@LisaLaFlammeCTV Salome Bey was either born in 1934 or died at the age of 76. Either way your graphic and report didn’t match tonight. Although time has been stretched in strange ways during COVID or may I can’t do math anymore ?
— Shirin Karimifar (@ShirinKarimifar) August 11, 2020
@greyddread1 seen you on CTV speaking kind words about the loss of legend Salome Bey. Although it was sad that we lost Salome, it was nice to see you on tv again Sir. Take care and be safe.
— RCN Canuck (@BCSCOTIAN) August 11, 2020
Sad news today that Canada’s First Lady of the Blues, Salome Bey has passed away at the age of 86.
I got to encountered and photographed Ms. Bey in the early 1990s as I was just getting started in photography.— Steven Lungley (@StevenLungley) August 11, 2020
As a kid I had the privilege of meeting & receiving vocal lessons from Salome Bey. In my innocence, I never really clued into what a star she was & how very lucky I was, but I can still feel the warmth in my heart from the love in her smile, the joy in her laugh & oh that Voice.
— Greg Yarker (@GregYarker) August 11, 2020
My beautiful Aunt Salome passed away this weekend. I’m sad- but I’m grateful she’s finally free. I love you Aunt Salome❤️❤️❤️ Canada’s First Lady Of Blues Salome Bey Dies
— Darius de Haas (@ImDariusdeHaas) August 11, 2020
Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Salome Bey — affectionately known as Canada’s “First Lady of the Blues” — has died.
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The Grammy-nominated Bey was a multi-disciplinary performer and honourary member of the…— Meghan Redmile (@AuthorMRedmile) August 11, 2020
I met Salome Bey in 1978 at my second gig with CBC for a Christmas Special. A decade later I got a call from her to be in a musical. I obliged, musicals were no longer my thing but you could not say no to such a generous and talented woman
— Jonathan Spence (@CMGjonathan) August 11, 2020
La grande dame du blues Salome Bey est décédée samedi dernier à l’âge de 86 ans. Femme de théâtre, compositrice de talent, elle a énormément marqué la scène musicale canadienne. J’écoute son album «I like your company» en boucle depuis hier. Magnifique♥
— Eugénie Lépine-Blondeau (@eugenie_lb) August 11, 2020
Tributes were paid at this event to the great Salome Bey. Music publishing executive Vivian Barclay expressed condolences to fans worldwide of Canada’s “First Lady of the Blues.”
— David Rider (@dmrider) August 11, 2020
Obie Award winner Salome Bey, the singer-songwriter and actor who was known as Canada’s First Lady of the Blues, died at the age of 86. pic.twitter.com/NB1Rl2jLIr
— Playbill (@playbill) August 11, 2020
RIP Salome Bey, beloved Canadian vocalist and part of Newark’s storied Bey family of singers.
— Steve Smith (@nightafternight) August 11, 2020
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