Talk:Ilse Huizinga

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An entry from Ilse Huizinga appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on March 13, 2006.

Ilse Huizinga is NOT known in Holland as the First Lady of Jazz. This is in fact another singer, called Rita Reys. Since this is not in Ilse's profile, I wonder who came up with this.

Ilse has confirmed that all images have been released for copyright purposes provided they have the caption (photo: Patricia Steur). Source for all images is Ilse Huizinga, [1] email [2]