Grant also made a few appearances in film and television, including Tender Is the Night (1962), Juke Box Rhythm (1959), and The Ed Sullivan Show (1961).
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He augmented his income by performing in clubs during his army service, throughout which he was stationed in Fort Bliss, Texas.
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She voiced the song "Rather Have the Blues" for actress Mady Comfort in Robert Aldrich's 1955 cult film noir Kiss Me Deadly, accompanied by pianist Earl Grant, who's best known for the 1958 pop hit "The End."