Yes. In the UK dame is the female equivalent to sir; like a knighthood, but for women. On work she did before becoming a dame, of course, her name would simply appear as Shirley Bassey.
NB: Dame Shirley has also received the French National Order of the Legion of Honour making her a knight in France as well.
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Shirley Caesar
No, they are not the same person.
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Yes. Shirley Bassey has three children:Daughter, Sharon, born in 1954 when Bassey was just 17 years old.Daughter, Samantha, born in 1963 but died under mysterious circumstances in 1985.Son, Mark, born in 1966. Mark was adopted by Bassey and her second husband Sergio Novak. Mark is acutally Bassey's grandnephew, being the son of her niece.
Shirley Bassey's mother was a white woman from Yorkshire England, and her father was a black Nigerian seaman. Shirley is of "mixed-race" or "biracial". Biracial is, of course, such a politically correct term. While some people see the term "coloured" as offensive, it is not incorrect to call her "coloured". The same may be said of Barack Obama, who is coloured, and not black as he is commonly referred to.
shirey bassy's Vocal Range was i belive about five octives the same as celine's and roy orbison's was 3 to 4 octives. i hope this helps anwering your question
The only person who has recorded a song for a James Bond film and also been an actor in the same film was Madonna, who performed the title song for Die Another Day (2002) and appeared in a cameo as Verity, a fencing instructor.
Yes, Eartha Kitt did not sing any James Bond theme songs. While she had a successful music career and is known for her sultry voice, she did not contribute to the James Bond soundtrack. Artists like Shirley Bassey, Paul McCartney, and Adele have performed theme songs for the James Bond films.
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Yes. The latter is the standard English translation of the former.
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Being made of Dame of England is almost the same as being knighted a "Sir". It is the highest form of recognition below a peerage in England.
Laverne and Shirley
Quasimodo. He has the same name as the hunchback in Victor Hugo's novel, Notre Dame de Paris, from which the movie was adapted.