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18 de oct. de 2015 · Press Release: Dee Dee Warwick “You Tore My Wall Down/Can’t It Wait Until Tomorrow” SJ533. Release Date: Monday November 2nd 2015. Dee Dee Warwick was born Delia Mae Warrick on September 25th 1945, in East Orange, New Jersey. Dee Dee came from a very prominent family in the gospel community. Her father was the former director of gospel ...
Dee Dee Warwick - I Want To Be With You (2001) Dee Dee Warwick - Call Me (1984) Dee Dee Warwick - Collection (2005) Dee Dee Warwick - Turnin' Around (1970)
Dee Dee Warwick was born Delia Juanita Warrick, on September 25, 1942, in East Orange, New Jersey, US. Her father, Mancel Warrick, was a certified public accountant, who began his career as ‘Pullman’ porter. He was also a gospel record promoter for ‘Chess Records.’. Her mother, Lee Drinkard-Warrick, was the manager of the gospel singing ...
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30 de may. de 2012 · Dee Dee Warwick, Foolish Fool (Expanded Edition) (Mercury SR 61221, 1969 - reissued SoulMusic Records SMCR 5053, 2012) Long before the world knew Dionne Warwick, she and sister Delia (later Dee Dee) were members of The Gospelaires, the Apollo Theatre amateur night winners who soon went professional as in-demand background singers.
Dee Dee began singing with her older sister Dionne as a teenager in the 1950s. They formed the Gospelaires, who sometimes sang with the Drinkard Singers, a long-running gospel outfit that their mother Lee had helped found, and that also featured their aunt, Cissy Houston. Like many gospel singers, Dee Dee moved into secular soul in the early '60s.
8 de jul. de 2021 · Dee Dee Warwick - You're No Good. At the outset, one finds what, arguably, is her best-known recording: ‘You’re No Good’, a song written by Clint Ballard and first cut with Dee Dee’s vocals and Garry Sherman’s arrangements on a Leiber and Stoller production for Jubilee Records in September 1963. Dee Dee’s is a performance of heft ...
