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At a performance by the Gospelaires with the Drinkard Singers at the Apollo Theater in 1959, the Warwick sisters were recruited by a record producer for session work and Dionne and Dee Dee Warwick, along with Doris Troy, subsequently became a prolific New York City area session singing team. Dee Dee Warwick began to dabble in a solo career in ...
The response to the single prompted Mercury to release a 1967 album on Dee Dee, cobbled together from sessions she’d done up till then and in February of that year, she reunited with producer Jerry Ross and arranger Jimmy Wisner for a three-song session that yielded her next chart hit, in the form of ‘ When Love Slips Away ‘, a Top 50 R&B ...
17. Sept. 2021 · Included in that collection were two tunes, ‘Only The One You Love’, a song that had previously been recorded by Aretha Franklin on Columbia and released in 1967 on the album, ‘Take It Like You Give It’, and a tune penned by Dee Dee and Townsend, ‘The Way We Used To Do’, another version of which was attempted at a Detroit ...
13. Nov. 2014 · Warwick recorded for Jubilee (where she waxed the original version of “ You’re No Good “), Leiber and Stoller’s Tiger, Hurd, Mercury and its subsidiary Blue Rock throughout the 1960s. She landed in the R&B Top 20 several times, and crossed over to the pop charts with 1966’s “I Want to Be With You.”
Dee Dee Warwick (* 25. September 1945 in Newark, New Jersey; † 18. Oktober 2008 in Essex County, New Jersey; eigentlich Delia Juanita Warrick) war eine US-amerikanische Soul-Sängerin. Leben. Warwick war die jüngere Schwester von Dionne Warwick und Co ...
It got some airplay and even made the Top 20 of the U.S. charts in early 1967; within a year, the song had been recorded by The Supremes & The Temptations, in the process becoming a pop classic. Naturally, Dee Dee was not happy: she hoped that subsequent sessions would restore her to hit status at Mercury. She worked with a variety of producers ...
The response to the single prompted Mercury to release a 1967 album on Dee Dee, cobbled together from sessions she’d done up till then and in February of that year, she reunited with producer Jerry Ross and arranger Jimmy Wisner for a three-song session that yielded her next chart hit, in the form of ‘When Love Slips Away’, a Top 50 R&B hit.
