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2 de abr. de 2014 · Singer Rebbie Jackson was born Maureen "Rebbie" Reillette Jackson on May 29, 1950, in Gary, Indiana, to Joseph and Katherine Jackson. Rebbie is the eldest child of the famous Jackson musical family.
Rebbie Jackson is an American singer and the eldest of the famous Jackson family of musicians, which Michael Jackson was a member of. Born and raised in Gary, Indiana, she followed the path of religion early in her life, following in the footsteps of her mother. Rebbie started her musical career in Las Vegas in 70s, when she started performing ...
Página oficial. Rebbie no McGillis Music (arquivado) Maureen Reillette Jackson, mais conhecida como Rebbie Jackson e, anteriormente, Rebbie Brown ( Gary, 29 de maio de 1950 ), é uma cantora norte-americana. Como cantora, ela é mais famosa pelo seu sucesso de 1984: Centipede. Ela é a filha mais velha da família Jackson.
REBBIE JACKSON. Full name: Maureen Reilette Jackson. Date of birth: 29 May 1950. Children: Stacy, Yashi and Austin. Maureen Reilette was born May 29th, 1950 as the first child of Joseph and Katherine. Rebbie Jackson, like her siblings Janet, La Toya, and Randy, was out of the public eye when her brothers stormed the music world as the Jackson 5 ...
Rebbie is not credited on any album by Betty Wright or The Emotions and she never guest starred in an episode of Wonder Woman. Perhaps the writer is confusing Lynda Carter appearing on an episode of The Jacksons CBS variety series in 1977.
The title track, "Centipede" was released as the lead single in September 1984 and eventually became Jackson's biggest hit and best known song, peaking at #4 on the Billboard R&B chart and at #24 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the artist's highest-charting hit on both charts to date. It eventually received a Gold disc certification by the RIAA.
The song was later re-released on The Rebbie Jackson Collection and the original 12-inch version was included on her 1998 comeback album Yours Faithfully. Release and reception [ edit ] Released in the late summer of 1984, the single climbed high on the Billboard R&B charts, peaking at number 4 there and at number 24 in the main Billboard Hot 100 chart in late December 1984.
