Collection: Cissy Houston
Late-1970s soul and disco from a singer who was a prolific background vocalist before going solo. Think It Over on Private Stock is the heart of it, on 12-inch and on album, in American and Canadian pressings, and it is paired with An Umbrella Song on a Canadian single. Warning - Danger follows on Columbia in 1979.
Emily Houston, formerly Garland, née Drinkard
American soul and gospel singer (born September 30, 1933, Newark, New Jersey - died October 7, 2024, Newark, New Jersey). She was a prolific background vocalist before becoming a solo artist and released a handful of disco recordings as well. She is the mother of Whitney Houston, and the aunt of Dionne Warwick and Dee Dee Warwick.
Emily Houston, Cissy Drinkard, Cecily Blair, Emily Garland
The Sweet Inspirations, The Drinkard Singers, Allison Gary And The Burners
C. D. Houston, C. Houston, C. Huston, C.Houston, Cissie Houston, Cissy, Cissy Drinkard, Cissy Drinkard Houston, Cissy Huston, Dr. Cissy Houston, Drinkardhouston, Emily "Cissy" Houston, Emily "Sissy" Houston, Emily (Cissy) Houston, Emily Garland, Emily Houston, Houston, Sissie Houston, Sissy Houston
Cissy Houston at Rectangle Triangle — 4 records, mostly LP, 1978.
Styles in this crate: Disco, Soul.
Labels represented include Private Stock, Columbia.
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