Fontella Bass

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  • soul
  • 60s
  • female vocalists
  • oldies
  • motown
Fontella Bass (born July 3, 1940 in St. Louis, Missouri) is an American soul singer. The daughter of gospel singer Martha Bass (of the Clara Ward Singers), Bass was exposed to music at an early age, and was singing in her church's choir at six years old. As a teenager, Bass was attracted by more secular music. Throughout high school she began singing R&B songs at local contests and fairs. In 1961, Bass found steady work on the local Leon Claxton Show, playing piano and singing in the chorus. She also began playing piano on blues vocalist Little Milton's records.

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Songs

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    Baby What You Want Me to Do

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    Baby What You Want Me To Do (Duet With Bobby McClure)

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    Come and Get These Memories

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    Don't Jump

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    Don't Mess Up a Good Thing

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    Don't Mess Up A Good Thing (Duet With Bobby McClure)

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    Free at Last

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    Gee Whiz

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    Hold on This Time

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    Homewrecker


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