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Firstly, she provided backing vocals on RuPaul's 1996 album Foxy Lady, where the two of them also recorded a duet. Then, in 1997, she recorded the song "House of Joy" for DJ/producer Junior Vasquez , which became Robinson's first and only hit single in the United Kingdom . [10]
Vicki Sue Robinson (* 31. Mai 1954 im Stadtteil Harlem, New York, New York; † 27. April 2000 in Wilton, Connecticut) war eine US-amerikanische Disco-Sängerin, der 1976 auf dem Höhepunkt des Genres ein internationaler Hit mit Turn the Beat Around gelang.
27. Apr. 2000 · She collaborated with RuPaul on the 1996 CD, Foxy Lady, and scored her first hit in the U.K. with “House of Joy” in 1997. Then it was back to the movies, sort of: Her song, “My Stomp, My Beat”, was included on the soundtrack of Chasing Amy, and Vicki appeared as herself in Unauthorized Biography: Milo, Death of a Supermodel ...
Vicki Sue Robinson, the vivacious pop-gospel singer whose 1976 hit ''Turn the Beat Around'' became a signature anthem of the disco era, died on Thursday at her home in Wilton, Conn. She was...
Firstly, she provided backing vocals on RuPaul's 1996 album Foxy Lady,where the two of them also recorded a duet. Then, in 1997, she recorded the song "House of Joy" for DJ/producer Junior Vasquez, which became Robinson's first and only hit single in the United Kingdom. She then recorded the song "My Stomp, My Beat" for the film
Soundtrack: The Martian. Beautiful, vibrant, and talented actress and singer Vicki Sue Robinson was born on May 31, 1954 in Harlem, New York City and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of white folk singer Jolly Robinson and black Shakespearean actor Bill Robinson.
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- Harlem, New York City, New York, USA
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- Wilton, Connecticut, USA
31. März 2024 · Robinson’s next album, “Vicki Sue Robinson,” was released in 1978 and featured the hit single “Turn the Beat Around.” The song, which was originally recorded by Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine, was transformed into a disco anthem by Robinson. Her rendition was a huge hit, reaching the top of the charts and earning her widespread acclaim.
