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Play Touch My Life Play Make It Till Tomorrow Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Love Buddies 2. Touch My Life 3. O-o-h Child 4. Real Hard Day 5. Make It Till Tomorrow 6. Happy 'Bout the Whole Thing 7. I'm Not In Love 8. Share My Love 9. Best Thing You Did For Me  Purchase this album along with "What Color Is Love/Dee Dee" at Amazon.com | | Play Flashback Play Breaking and Entering Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. I Believe In Love 2. Just As Long As I Know You're Mine 3. Trying To Get The Feeling Again 4. I Wanna Be Your Woman 5. Flashback 6. Nobody Could Take Your Place 7. What Colour Is Love? 8. I'd Really Love To See You Tonight 9. Hang Your Portrait 10. What Color Is Love? (Reprise) 11. Breaking and Entering 12. Let's Get This Party Started 13. I Love You Anyway 14. Easy Money 15. Invitation 16. Everyday Affair 17. If We're Gonna Stay Together 18. See You Later Downloads No Longer Available Purchase this album along with "Happy 'Bout The Whole Thing" at Amazon.com |
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No longer available Play Mashed Potato Time Play He's No Ordinary Guy Play Samples of Disc 1 Play Samples of Disc 2 Songs on this album are: Disc 1 1. The Night 2. He's No Ordinary Guy 3. Mashed Potato Time 4. Lover Boy 5. He's So Fine 6. Willyam Willyam 7. Wild 8. Any Day Now 9. Be My Girl 10. Two Hundred Pounds of Clay 11. Stay 12. Nobody But You 13. The Wah-Watusi 14. Calendar Boy 15. Gravy 16. Don't Play That Song Disc 2 1. I Will Follow Him 2. Breakin' Up Is Hard to Do 3. Party Lights 4. Comin' Home Baby 5. Why Doncha Ask Me 6. I Really Love You 7. Standing in the Need of Love 8. What Kind of Love 9. Ride 10. Do the Bird 11. Rock Me in the Cradle of Love 12. Rockin' Robin 13. Our Day Will Come 14. Play Boy 15. Baby Cakes 16. South Street No longer available. | ||
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| More about Dee Dee Sharp:
Singing is what DEE DEE SHARP loves best. Tantalizing vocals with a sassy style have been Sharp's signature during her thirty year career as a song stylist. Whether appearing in a plush showroom, performing before royalty, working a crown into a frenzy in a popular club, or headlining a rock and roll revue, audiences love this lady - truly deserving the Diva title! Among her many distinctions, DEE DEE SHARP has been honored a Life Achievement Award by the Philadelphia Music Foundation, has raised thousands of dollars for the United Negro College Fund, signed by Maybelline, the cosmetics firm, to write and record radio commercials for it's "Shades of You" products enlisted by the Campbell Soup Company to help in their $30 million campaign to get consumers to use low fat soup instead of milk and butter in their Thanksgiving "Mashed Potatoes" and a 2001 inductee into the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. A LITTLE HISTORY Though best known for the dance hits she made famous in the 1960's, Sharp is also known for her interpretation of ballads and show tunes. She became the first rock and roller to perform in major supper clubs and show rooms working with such legendary performers as Gizelle McKenzie, Frank Fontaine, Don Rickles, Donald O'Connor, Tom Jones and Lou Rawls. Her many television appearances have included "Ed Sullivan", "Tonight Show", "Mike Douglas", "American Bandstand", and "Entertainment Tonight". Her music has been featured in such films as "Sister Act", "Hairspray", "Desperately Seeking Susan" and Troop Beverly Hills". Born and raised in the City of Brotherly Love, this Philadelphia native began singing as a child at her grandfather's church. Answering a newspaper ad at age 13 for a girl who could read music, play piano and sing, she was soon singing background vocals on records by Frankie Avalon, Freddie Cannon and Chubby Checker. In 1962 she took center state at Cameo-Parkway Records when she was asked to record her first solo record, "Mashed Potato Time". The record soared up the pop and R&B charts and was followed by a string of hits: "Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes", "Ride" , "Do The Bird", and "I Really Love You" among them. Only in her teens, DEE DEE SHARP became an international star. She toured the U.S. and Europe quite often as part of Dick Clark's "Caravan of Stars", working with just about every major act in the golden age of rock and roll. 
These artists include Ben E. King, Little Anthony & The Imperials, Bobby Rydell, The Shirelles, Len Barry, Nona Hendryx, Little Eva, The Temptations, and Jerry Butler. Dee Dee headed Huga Management in the 1970's for her then-husband, record producer Kenny Gamble of Philadelphia International Record Fame, where she guided such artists as Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, The O'Jays, Billy Paul and Teddy Pendergrass into super stardom. Sharp recorded three albums of her own for the PIR label, critically acclaimed and arguably her best. In 1981 she scored a number one dance hit with "Breaking and Entering", which is still known as a dance floor favorite in many clubs throughout the nation. In addition to her many music industry activities (which include writing the top ten gospel hit, "I Wanna Go Where Jesus Is" for Gloria Spencer), Sharp holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. 
July, 2003 took Dee Dee to Telluride, Co. to perform with Chuck Jackson and Smokey Robinson of Motown fame, in an unforgettable concert to support the historic Sheridan Opera House and it's programs. The exclusive two day concert was held at the Tellluride Conference Center. Please visit Dee Dee's website |