Alma Faye
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US-Canadian singer and songwriter born in Tyler, Texas, U.S. ca. 1953 then moved to Montréal, Canada ca. 1964 where she was raised by her mother.
Her first hit was a cover of "Stop, I Don't Need No Sympathy", a song that Lyn Roman had sung in 1973.
Her biggest hits were "It's Over" and "Don't Fall In Love", both from her 1979's solo album.
She was twice a nominee for the Canadian Juno Awards in the category "Most Promising Female Vocalist" in 1978 and 1980. She is married to Louis Toteda
Source: Discogs
1Discography
Media
| Artist | Title | Year | Format | Classification | Gem, favourite, must-listen | |
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 | Alma Faye | Doin' It | © & ℗1979 | Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition | Disco / Funk / Soul |
7Songs
| Song | Year | Records |
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| Brother Dan | 1979 |
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| Don't Fall In Love | 1979 |
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| Gimme Your Love | 1979 |
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| Here's To Life | 1979 |
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| I Believed | 1979 |
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| It's Over | 1979 |
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| Thank You | 1979 |
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