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Music was a prismatic and intellectual form of creation for Flack, a rare sparkling diamond with a million diversely flashing facets, whose voice was — according to Les McCann, the jazz lion who ...

She was discovered in the late 1960s by jazz songwriter Les McCann, who described Flack's performance as "the soulful and central quality of Black Music." McCann acknowledged how Flack's powerful ...

D.C., nightclub Mr. Henry’s by jazz great Les McCann, which led to her signing with Atlantic Records. She scored her first break in 1971 when Clint Eastwood used her version of the moon-y ballad ...

She was discovered in the late 1960s by jazz songwriter Les McCann, who described Flack’s performance as “the soulful and central quality of Black Music.” McCann acknowledged how Flack’s ...

At the age of 15, her talents earned her a scholarship to Howard University in Washington, D.C. Jazz musician Les McCann claims he discovered Flack’s talents while she was singing at Mr. Henry ...

She was also a proud educator”, it read. Roberta achieved her big break after soul jazz artist Les McCann helped her to introduce her music to the executives of the Atlantic Records. Numerous ...

It was there that she caught the eyes of Atlantic Records’ Les McCann, who helped get her signed to the label in the late 1960s. She’d find popularity on the R&B chart, thanks to her cover of ...

After a stint performing in nightclubs around Washington DC, Flack earned a residency at local club Mr Henry’s, where she met the late Les McCann – a jazz pianist and vocalist. Shortly after in 1968, ...

One night, she was discovered by the jazz great Les McCann, who arranged an audition with Atlantic. Flack signed with the label. In 1969, she released First Take, the debut album that she recorded ...

Her recording career started after she was discovered singing in a jazz club by musician Les McCann, who later wrote that "her voice touched, tapped, trapped, and kicked every emotion I've ever ...

Discovered in the late 1960s by jazz musician Les McCann, Flack was a classically trained pianist, receiving a full scholarship to study at Howard University at just 15. McCann later wrote of ...