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Various – Bay Area Funk (Funk & Soul Essentials From San Francisco, Oakland And The Bay Area 1967-1976) (Vol. 1) ... Year:2003: Tracklist. Sugar Pie DeSanto – Git Back: 2:52: Rodger Collins – Foxy Girls In Oakland: 2:48: Johnny Talbot* & De Thangs ...
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Legendary R&B singer Sugar Pie DeSanto to be honored with the prestigious Arhoolie Award; Blues Blast Magazine will present Sugar Pie with a Life Time Achievement Award on Sept. 29th; Blues Blast Magazine Interview; Down In The Basement – bay-area-bands.com
29. Okt. 2015 · Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Solidarity, Rewind Vol. 2, Save The Music - A Compilation For Record Store Day, California Soul II, Searching for Soul: Soul, Funk & Jazz Rarities from Michigan 1968-1980, Bay Area Funk II, Love Is All We Need, African Offering: Afro-Inspired Selections From The Ubiquity Catalog, and 19 more.
6. Jan. 2015 · Six decades after humble beginnings that led to gigs with James Brown and recording with childhood friend Etta James, singer Sugar Pie DeSanto is as lively as ever as she approaches 80 years old. Her life and work is celebrated at an upcoming event, the Filipina Diasporic Kitchen’s Afropino! , at One Fam Community Event Center in West Oakland’s 7th Street district.
Award-Winning Music Artist Sugar Pie DeSanto Based in Oakland, California For R&B and soul music that comes alive, you can’t go wrong with CDs from us. Jasman Records Inc. is an Oakland, California, label proudly promoting Sugar Pie DeSanto, an award-winning artist providing R&B and soul music everyone can enjoy.
Profile: Born to an African-American mother and a Filipino father on October 16, 1935, in Brooklyn, New York, Sugar Pie DeSanto is a veteran blues and R&B singer and songwriter. Sister of Domingo Balinton, Sugar Pie grew up in San Francisco, California. Among her childhood friends was a girl named Jamesetta Hawkins, who would later become ...
