Collection: Teena Marie
Lady Tee's Epic years on US 12-inch, 1983 to 1988. Midnight Magnet brings funk and disco, Jammin and Lovergirl (Special 12" Dance Mix) go synth-pop in 1984, and Surrealistic Pillow closes on RnB/swing in 1988, with 14K on a 7-inch promo from 1985.
Mary Christine Brockert
American R&B/Soul Singer, Songwriter and Producer.
Born March 5, 1956 in Santa Monica, California, United States.
Died December 26, 2010 in Pasadena, California, United States (aged 54).
Also Know as "Lady Tee" and "Ivory Queen of Soul".
Mother of singer Alia Rose.
Godmother of Maya Rudolph and Nona Gaye.
Probably best known for her work on the Motown label during the late 1970s and early 1980s, and her 1984 crossover hit "Lovergirl".
Introduced to Motown producer Hal Davis by her friend and occasional co-writer Mickey Hearn.
Rick James produced and co-wrote various songs on her debut album [iWild And Peaceful[/i, duetting with Teena on three songs. Teena also duetted with Howard Hewett, George Duke, and Faith Evans.
She contributed songs to the soundtracks for [iThe Goonies[/i, [iTop Gun[/i, and [iTap[/i, and guested on Danny Tenaglia's 1998 album "Tourism" as a singer for "Baby, Do You Feel Me?".
Her R&B No. 1 hit "Ooo La La La" was sampled on Fugees's 1995 hit "Fu-Gee-La".
Mary Christine Brockert
Lady Tee, Maria, Marie, T. Marie, T.Marie, Tee, Teena Mari, Teena Maria, Teera Marie, Tina Marie, ティーナ・マリー
Teena Marie at Rectangle Triangle — 5 records, mostly 12", 1983–1988.
Styles in this crate: Funk, Disco, Soul, Synth-pop.
Labels represented include Epic.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
