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Formed in 1954 in Brooklyn, New York, United States, the Cookies originally consisted of Dorothy Jones, Darlene McCrea and Dorothy's cousin, Beulah Robertson. In 1956, Robertson was replaced by Margie Hendricks (Hendrix).
- 1954–1958;, 1962–1967
4. Feb. 2003 · FEBRUARY 4, 2013 – Singer DARLENE McCREA (b. c. 1938 in Bellhaven, North Carolina as Ethel McCrea) died of cancer. Best known as a founding member of The Cookies, and The Raelettes, McCrea began singing in church with her sisters as a youth in Brooklyn, New York.
9. Okt. 2010 · Darlene McCrea - MY HEART'S NOT IN IT (Russ Titelman) (1964) NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - (Tower 104) Out of New York, this 1964 release features the lead vocals of Ethel 'Darlene'...
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The first lineup consisted of Darlene McCrea, Margie Hendricks, Patricia Lyles, and Gwendolyn Berry. The Raelettes were an integral part of Charles' organization and provided backing vocals on various hits, such as " Night Time Is the Right Time " (1958), " What'd I Say " (1959) and " Hit the Road Jack " (1961).
- 1950s–2000s
American soul singer. Died February 4, 2013 at the age of 76. Founding member of The Cookies, left the group to join Raelets in 1958. Older sister of Earl-Jean McCrea and some websites say they were one person--but they weren't.
11. Dez. 2015 · Gofin was a master of the girl-sound, on this rare infectious girl northern soul dancer he does not disappoint. This is a mo...
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- John Manship
At Atlantic Studios 1955. (:L-R) Darlene McCrea, Beaulah Robertson, Dorothy Jones. Soon there after McCrea left the Cookies to pursue a solo career. Her first single on the Colpix label was a Goffin/King composition "I'm Into Something Good" that reached #38.
