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Home page of Rissi Palmer, a Country, Pop, R&B/Soul, Songwriter artist from Raleigh.
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CONCERT@CAM: RISSI PALMER WITH CHARLES NEWKIRK Cameron Art...
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Fans can tune-in live to Color Me Country with Rissi Palmer...
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Hurt Don't Know When to Quit (featuring Robert Randolph)...
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Palmer is also featured in the exhibition. Much of that...
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Rissi Palmer Trio The Cary Theater, Cary, NC: The Cary...
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Founder of the Rainbows, Chester Simmons , formed the Marquees with singers who had occasionally performed in his former group, including Reese Palmer (first tenor), Marvin Gay (second tenor, baritone; he would change the spelling to "Gaye" when he became a soloist), and James Nolan (baritone).
- 1957–1960
- Washington, D.C., United States
Rissi Palmer (born August 19, 1981) is an American country music artist. Palmer debuted in 2007 with the single "Country Girl", which made her the first African-American woman to chart a country song since Dona Mason in 1987. "
3. Nov. 2011 · Reese Palmer, the leader of the Washington-based doo-wop group the Marquees, which in the late 1950s featured singer Marvin Gaye and accompanied Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and...
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The Marquees formed in 1957, mainly comprised of students at DC's Cardozo High School. Chester Simmons developed the vocal group out of The Rainbows with members Reese Palmer, James Nolan, and Marvin Gay, who later changed his last name to Gaye.
The Marquees were a short-term Washington, D.C., group who evolved from the Rainbows. Chester Simmons, Reese Palmer, James Nolan, and Marvin Gaye sang with the Rainbows at various times; Simmons was a…. Read Full Biography.
