I Sang With The Emotions
I often think about Wanda, Sheila, and Jeannette. We sang together in the chorus at Juliette G. Lowe Elementary-from 1963 to 1965. Miss Fitzgerald was our chorus instructor. At that time the girls were known in Chicago as "The Hutchinson Sunbeams". Me and Wanda were in the same room. Jeannette was a year older and little Sheila, who had a voice like Stephanie Mills--was a year younger.
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Comment by KnightD12 on June 15, 2009 at 4:21am
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The Emotions have great harmony. The fact that they all were FINE didn`t hurt either. :)
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Comment by Edie Antoinette on June 14, 2009 at 7:25pm
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The one behind me Carolyn Davis, was the lead singer. Beverly Lingo-in front of me sang soprano, and I sang alto.
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Believe it or not..we were graduating from Jr. High School. Amazing that we got to wear caps and gowns.
This was my singing group..I forget what we called ourselves--but we sounded good. We had a little
competition going on with the Hutchinsons...lol! Just think, I could'a been a contenda!! LOL
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Comment by Shelley "SoleMann" King on June 14, 2009 at 7:15pm
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You could have been a famous singer Mama Edie and i'm digging the video...You know i'm lovingggggggggg that high school pic....AWESOME
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