Remembering Andy Anderson with Kansas City's Marilyn Maye

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Marilyn Maye, a celebrated singer and favorite of the late ham radio operator Andy Anderson, is currently 95 years old and continues to perform. Recent news highlights her upcoming performance at Carnegie Hall in New York, showcasing her enduring talent and connection to her Kansas City roots, where she still owns a home. The discussion reflects on her legacy and the memories associated with her music, particularly for those who admired her work.
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I just head a Kansas City news story about Marilyn Maye. She was my electronic mentor's (Andy Anderson (RIP), ham radio operator; W0AFQ) favorite singer and would go to her concerts in KC. Really brings up memories.
 
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Looks like she's 95 now. What is she up to?
 

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