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  1. Ruth Ester Pointer (* 19. März 1946 in Oakland) ist eine US-amerikanische Sängerin . Werdegang. Ruth ist die älteste von vier Schwestern der US-amerikanischen Pop- und Soulgruppe The Pointer Sisters. Die Tochter des Predigers Elton Pointer und Sarah Pointer sang im lokalen Gospelchor und graduierte 1963 an der Oakland Technical High School.

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ruth_PointerRuth Pointer - Wikipedia

    Ruth Esther Pointer (born March 19, 1946) [1] is an American singer best known as the eldest and last surviving original member of the family vocal group the Pointer Sisters . Career. Joining her sisters in 1972, the Pointer Sisters released their first album in 1973.

  3. 5. März 2009 · Ruth Pointer, the eldest of the Pointer Sisters, talks about their early days, their hits, and their challenges in this 2009 interview. She shares her memories of working with Allen Toussaint, Prince, and Richard Perry, and how they evolved as women and artists.

  4. Im Dezember 1972 stieg auch ihre älteste Schwester Ruth (* 19. März 1946) mit ein. Die Gruppe wurde zunächst als Nostalgie-Act mit 1940er-Jahre- Jazz, Dixieland und Big-Band -Musik berühmt, später auch mit Funk, R&B und Country.

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  5. The eldest of The Pointer Sisters shares her story of success, addiction, and recovery in her memoir Still So Excited. She talks about the group's genre-bending approach, the racism they faced, and the lessons they learned.

  6. 2. Feb. 2016 · Ruth Pointer, the eldest member of the Pointer Sisters, shares her story of recovery from drug addiction and how she overcame the challenges of the music industry in her new memoir Still So Excited! She also talks about her faith, family, and the legacy of the group that won three Grammy Awards in 1985.

  7. Ruth Pointer of The Pointer Sisters interviewed in Boston on Open Studios/WGBH. Promotion of her book "Still So Excited! My Life As A Pointer Sister".

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