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Dee Dee Ford
Dee Dee (*1936 in Minden, LA) was a R&B singer, organist, and songwriter.
She had lived in Newark, NJ, and sang and played organ in church. She teamed
up with Don Gardner on the top-20 single "I Need Your Lovin'" in 1962 and
wrote "Let Me Down Easy" three years later using her real name Wrecia Holloway.
Dee Dee died in 1972.
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I Need Your Lovin' Fire Records FLP 105 released 1962 |
Don Gardner, drums, vocals Dee Dee Ford, organ, vocals no further details known |
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Rhythm & Blues Dance Party Sonet SLP 47 released 1965 recorded live 12 August 1965 at the "Dans In" in Stockholm/Sweden |
Don Gardner, drums, vocals Jimmy Ricks, alto sax, tenor sax Bill Leslie, tenor sax Nat Stokes, guitar Dee Dee Ford, organ, vocals Beverly Glenn, vocals |
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