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leader Priscilla Coolidge (1941–2014),
American recording artist and
sister of Rita
CoolidgePriscilla Dean (1896–1987),
American actress Priscilla Diaz...
- 1997,
Coolidge was one of the
founding members of Walela, a
Native American music trio, that also
included her
sister Priscilla and
Priscilla's daughter...
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Priscilla Coolidge (April 20, 1941 –
October 2, 2014) was an
American recording artist and
sister of
singer Rita
Coolidge.
Coolidge was born in Lafayette...
- by
Carmen Rizzo The Six
Nations Women Singers –
vocals Rita
Coolidge,
Priscilla Coolidge,
Laura Satterfield, Star
Nayea –
vocals Geoffrey Gordon – percussion...
- Emotion" (
Priscilla Jones) – 4:08 "Crime of P****ion" (Mary Unobsky,
Danny Ironstone) – 4:57 "Can She Keep You Satisfied" (Rita
Coolidge,
Priscilla Jones)...
- You're With" Joe Lala –
percussion on "First
Things First" Rita
Coolidge,
Priscilla Jones, John
Sebastian –
backing vocals on "Love the One You're With"...
- hummingbird. The
group was
founded in 1996 by
sisters Rita
Coolidge and
Priscilla Coolidge, with
Priscilla's daughter Laura Satterfield as the
third member. Featured...
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Grace Anna
Coolidge (née Goodhue;
January 3, 1879 – July 8, 1957) was
first lady of the
United States from 1923 to 1929 as the wife of the 30th president...
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Graham Nash (who
later dated Coolidge)
substantiated Whitlock's
claim in his memoir. "Time" was not
released by
Priscilla Coolidge and
Booker T.
until 1973...
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issued on Stax.
Jones was
married to
Priscilla Coolidge in 1969,
sister of
singer Rita
Coolidge. He
produced Priscilla's first album Gypsy Queen in 1970;...
