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Great article! I'm looking for your feedback on two topics: 1) refreshing some of the close paraphrasing in the biography section, and 2) how to best show off local notability within St. Louis. Let me know how you might want to move forward. If you have some ideas, I think we can complete this review shortly.
Hopefully as more information is added through their vast musical career, the section which lists date after date (1965, 1967, 1969, 1972, 1999) can move to flow more prose-like. No change requested today.
Please take a look at some close paraphrasing that may be occurring in the first paragraph of the biography section. Here are some examples that of areas that could use a refresh:
Article: Trevor was born and raised in Harlem, near the edge of its Hispanic quarter.[1][a] Her father was a singer and guitarist originally from Richmond, Virginia. She was exposed to a wide variety of music through the Apollo Theater
Source: Harlem is where Trevor was born and raised. She was exposed to a variety of music and got to hear many of the country's foremost jazz and pop performers live at Harlem's venerable Apollo Theater.
Article: Her first professional singing engagements were in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Source: Trevor got her first professional singing engagements in LA and San Francisco
Reference 2 seems to have mistyped, here is what works for me (removing "on" in the link): https://search.worldcat.org/title/on1086091902
Reference 5 & 13, STLToday, and Reference 9 BizJournal - requires subscription to view. Would you update cite web to include |url-access=subscription
Focused on discography and career. Perhaps an opportunity to expand on the local notability aspect. If they are significant to the St. Louis area during the 1970s, then how can that be reflected in the article? I see that many lifetime awards were given in 2008-2010.
Thank you for the feedback! I fixed the citation issues and close paraphrasing and added a sentence about her being described as a "giant" of the Gaslight Square era. LarstonMarston (talk) 20:57, 1 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]
I also specified that her performances in later life were mostly local. I'm not sure if there's anything else I can add to show local significance. LarstonMarston (talk) 21:05, 1 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]
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