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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Garden_of_Love_LightGarden of Love Light - Wikipedia

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   Perfection Light Symphony – orchestra (1, 4, 5, 9) Lois Colin – harp (4, 5, 9) Cissy Houston – vocals (2) The Victory Song Nightengales – vocals (2) Patti Scialfa – vocals (3, 7) Stacy Johns – vocals (5) Carol Shue – vocals (5) Tanima Cynthia Weiss – vocals (5) Production. Tom Dowd – producer; Dennis Mackay – engineer, mixing

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cissy_HoustonCissy Houston - Wikipedia

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   Garden of Love Light: Narada Michael Walden: Monkey Island: The J. Geils Band: 1978: Chaka: Chaka Khan "I'm Every Woman" 1979: Movin' On: Vicki Sue Robinson: Take All of Me: Barbara Law: 1980: Aretha: Aretha Franklin: Naughty: Chaka Khan "Clouds" "Papillion (Hot Butterfly)" 1981: Freeze Frame: The J. Geils Band "Angel in Blue" 1982: Forever ...

4. www.rlsmedia.com › article › celebrating-cissyCelebrating Cissy Houston: ‘A Legacy of Musical Brilliance ...

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   Feb 11, 2024 · State leaders like State Sen. Joseph P. Cryan and Newark Council Member-At-Large Rev. Louise Scott-Rountree underscored the significance of the Houston legacy in New Jersey's cultural heritage. As we salute Cissy Houston, we celebrate not just her musical achievements but her profound impact as a mother and a guiding light in the world of music.

5. www.encyclopedia.com › cissy-houstonCissy Houston | Encyclopedia.com

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   May 18, 2018 · Cissy Houston started singing at the age of five with the family gospel group, the Drinkard Singers, in Newark, New Jersey. After years of singing gospel, she crossed over into the pop world and formed the group Sweet Inspirations with Sylvia Sherwell, Myrna Smith, and Estelle Brown.

6. www.allmusic.com › artist › cissy-houston-mn0000110104Cissy Houston Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & Mo... | AllMusic

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   September 30, 1933 in Newark, NJ. Genre. R&B, Religious. Styles. Retro-Soul, Soul, Black Gospel, Gospel. Also Known As. Cissy Drinkard. Emily Drinkard. Member Of. The Sweet Inspirations, Drinkard Singers. Submit Corrections. Explore Cissy Houston's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Cissy Houston on AllMusic.

7. www.sessiondays.com › 2020/06/1977-narada-michael1977 Narada Michael Walden – Garden Of Love Light

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   1 White Night (Narada Michael Walden; Ray Gomez) 05:00. 2 Garden Of Love Light (Narada Michael Walden) 04:48. 3 Delightful (Narada Michael Walden) 04:52. 4 First Love (Narada Michael Walden) 05:51. 5 Meditation (Narada Michael Walden) 01:41. 6 The Sun Is Dancing (Narada Michael Walden) 09:33. 7 You Got The Soul (Narada Michael Walden) 03:17.

8. www.radioswissjazz.ch › en › music-databaseHouston, Cissy - Musician - Music database - Radio Swiss Jazz

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   Garden of Love Light: Narada Michael Walden: Monkey Island: The J. Geils Band: 1978: Chaka: Chaka Khan "I'm Every Woman" 1979: Movin' On: Vicki Sue Robinson: Take All of Me: Barbara Law: 1980: Aretha: Aretha Franklin: Naughty: Chaka Khan "Clouds" "Papillion (Hot Butterfly)" 1981: Freeze Frame: The J. Geils Band "Angel in Blue" 1982: Forever ...

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   What is Cissy Houston's legacy?

   • The legacy of talent and passion for music runs deep in the Houston family, a testament to Cissy's inspirational role as a mother and mentor. The loss of Whitney Houston in 2012 was a profound moment, not just for the Houston family but for the world that admired her talent. Yet, Cissy Houston's strength and legacy continue to inspire.

   Celebrating Cissy Houston: ‘A Legacy of Musical Brilliance, Inspiration’

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   When did Cissy Houston start singing?

   • Cissy Houston started singing at the age of five with the family gospel group, the Drinkard Singers, in Newark, New Jersey. After years of singing gospel, she crossed over into the pop world and formed the group Sweet Inspirations with Sylvia Sherwell, Myrna Smith, and Estelle Brown.

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   Who is Cissy Houston?

   • Lee (who would later become the mother of singers Marie Dionne Warwick and Delia Juanita (Dee Dee) Warrick, later joined the group along with Anne Drinkard Moss and Marie Drinkard Epps, and the group was renamed The Drinkard Singers. It was while performing on Drinkard Singers that Cissy Houston made her television debut on TV Gospel Time.

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   What happened to Cissy Houston?

   • For a time, Houston scaled back her musical schedule to raise her three children — Gary, Michael, and Whitney — and spend more time with then-husband John. She returned to a more full-time music career in the late 1970s, when she released the albums Cissy Houston in 1977, Warning—Dangerin 1979, and 1980 ’ s Step Aside for a Lady.

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