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Clydie Mae King (August 21, 1943 –
January 7, 2019) was an
American singer, best
known for her
session work as a
backing vocalist. King also
recorded solo...
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goons attack Clydie and her children, but Sam
arrives and
fights them off. He
claims he is
camping and
hunting on her land, and
Clydie insinuates that...
- Friday" and the 1977 song "Peg").
Venetta Fields,
Sherlie Matthews and
Clydie King were the
preferred trio for
backing vocals on the group's late 1970s...
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Clydie Roberts (born 7 July 1987) is an English-born
Guyanese footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for
Brentwood Town, and has been
capped internationally...
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Other Voices (1971))
Venetta Fields –
vocals (1972) (on Full
Circle (1972))
Clydie King –
vocals (1972; died 2019) (on Full
Circle (1972))
Melissa Mackay –...
- and A&M Records. By 1970,
singers Venetta Fields,
Sherlie Matthews and
Clydie King were in high
demand as
backing vocalists.
Fields was
previously an...
- was negative: "[
Clydie King] said the song was 'Sweet Home Alabama.'
There was a
silence on the
phone for
quite a while. I said, '
Clydie, are you serious...
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while he was
fighting in Virginia. The
guest musicians are
Bonnie Bramlett,
Clydie King and
Sherlie Matthews on
background vocals. The
Globe and Mail wrote...
- singers. The ever-changing
lineup included Minnie Riperton,
Merry Clayton,
Clydie King of the Blackberries, Edna
Wright of
Honey Cone, and latter-day Supreme...
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percussion Jerome Richardson –
tenor saxophone (2)
Snooky Young –
flugelhorn (2)
Clydie King,
Sherlie Matthews,
Venetta Fields –
backing vocals (3, 8) Production...
