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I read about this on Sunday and it was rather eerie. I had literally just finished watching the Dixie Cups perform CHAPEL OF LOVE on a Jeff Barry concert dvd, and then I started reading the obituaries in my local paper and saw a story about Joan Marie's passing .
May she RIP.
What a shame. I remember each and every Dixie Cups song. I really loved their smooth presentation. They were the pride of New Orleans. If you have a copy of Chapel of Love, play it and think of the good old days when this was popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by reese
Rest in peace Joan Marie. Thank you for the great music.
Marv
From the NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/08/ar...t-72.html?_r=0
Just found out this afternoon. Another sad loss. I'll always love The Dixie Cups' hits; "Chapel Of Love", "People Say" & "Iko Iko". RIP Joan Marie Johnson.
Motown Eddie, check out the live version of "Iko, Iko" in the Classic Soul Jams thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Motown Eddie
Rest In Peace Joan Marie Johnson. Thank you for the music and the memories. "People Say" remains one of my all time favorite songs and I play it frequently still. "Iko Iko" is also a great track. Both have alternate versions on their CD "The Complete Red Bird Recordings". Even if they had only hit with "Chapel of Love" their place in popular music history would have been assured.
Such sad news! Loved this group. Iko Iko was cool as was You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me.
Just checked the live version of 'Iko Iko' on the other thread. Great seeing the Dixie Cups perform. What show did this clip come from? As always, thanks for the tip [[and thanks for posting the clip).Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
I believe it was "Shivaree".Quote:
Originally Posted by Motown Eddie