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Fanița English (born
October 22, 1916 –
January 18, 2022) was a Romanian-born
American psychoanalyst and psychotherapist.
Fanita English was born October...
- of
success in the 1960s, the group's
lineup consisted of
Darlene Love,
Fanita James, and Jean King.
Although the
group had a
recording career in their...
- name Bob B. Soxx. The Blue
Jeans were
backing vocalists Darlene Love and
Fanita James, both of whom were also
members of the girl
group the Blossoms. Despite...
- a
reconnaissance team in
landing boats from the
transports Florida and
Fanita attempted to land on the beach, but were
repelled by
Spanish fire. A second...
- The
Blossoms in 1966. Left to right:
Darlene Love,
Fanita James, Jean King...
- (featuring ace West
Coast session singers the Blossoms,
featuring Darlene Love,
Fanita James and Jean King)
during the
opening credits and pla**** as background...
-
Karsten Saxophone – Tom
Scott Cheerleaders – The
Blossoms (Darlene Love,
Fanita James, and Jean King) and Mic****e "Trixie"
Phillips Producer – Lou Adler...
- born in Cuba and
immigrated to the U.S. in the 1960s with her parents,
Fanita and
Mario Presman,
whose families themselves originally moved to Cuba from...
-
renamed the Jóven
Fanita in
honor of
General Vallejo's seven-year-old daughter, Epifania." In late 1842,
Limantour loaded the Jóven
Fanita with "the remainder...
- Love, Edna
Wright (co-lead
during chorus)
Backing vocals – Edna Wright,
Fanita James,
Gracia Nitzsche,
Gloria Jones, Jean King and
Bobby Sheen Hal Blaine...
