Merrilee Rush - merrilee rush flac album

Profile: American singer best known for her recording of the song Angel of the Morning, a Top 10 hit which earned her a Grammy nomination for female vocalist of the year in 1968. In Groups: Merrilee & The Turnabouts, The Statics (2). Variations: Viewing All Merrilee Rush.

The self-titled album, Merrilee Rush, opens with "Save Me," sounding very much like the melody of Air Supply's 1980 hit "Lost in Love," making one wonder which was written first. Tom Snow's "You" was a hit for Rita Coolidge in 1978, so Diante and Rush had the right concept, and though the performance and sound is pretty good, Coolidge's production and spirit were deserving of the Top 25 status this song eventually garnered

Merrilee Rush (born on 26 January 1944), is an American singer, best known for her recording of the song "Angel of the Morning", a Top 10 song which earned her a Grammy nomination for Female Vocalist Of The Year in 1968. She grew up in the north end of Seattle, Washington, USA. As a child, she studied classical piano for 10 years. In 1960, she auditioned for a band (directed by her first husband) that played sock hops.

Merrilee Rush will celebrate her 72nd birthday this coming January 26th {2016} . Was track one of side one from her third solo album, 'Juice', the album reached on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart, and on the Top 200 Pop Albums chart

Merrilee Rush, Album. Angel of the Morning. Other albums by Merrilee Rush. 1 Angel of the Morning Merrilee Rush 3:42. 2 Mama Merrilee Rush 3:23. 3 Love Birds Merrilee Rush 3:31. 3 I Just Called to Say I Love You Merrilee Rush 3:44. 5 A Fool In Love Merrilee Rush 3:50. 6 Could It Be Love I Found Tonight Merrilee Rush 4:38. 7 Space Me A Little Of Your Love Merrilee Rush 4:26

Another Merrilee Rush project is being shopped to reissue labels as of this writing. The plan is for the Merrilee Rush self titled album from 1977 (which included Save Me) on the United Artists label to be reissued with a bunch of buried treasure bonus tracks. I suspect that the bar room/dance hall Merrilee Rush-the one who started out more as a keyboardist that a vocalist-was quite a different animal, and probably quite a bit less tame. When she cuts loose a bit on "Hush" or "Reach Out" you get the sense you're dealing with a whole different (and much less docile) animal than on "Working Girl," say.