Rita Coolidge

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  • pop
  • female vocalists
  • country
  • james bond
  • female singers
Rita Coolidge (born May 1, 1945, in Lafayette, Tennessee) is an American Singer. Coolidge's early career was as a backing vocalist, for artists such as Joe Cocker, Eric Clapton, and Leon Russell. Her performance of "Superstar" on the Cocker/Russell Mad Dogs and Englishmen album helped gain her attention. She became known as "The Delta Lady" and inspired Leon Russell to write a song of the same name for her. It was during this time that she met Kris Kristofferson; the two married in 1973.

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Songs

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    One Heartbeat

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    Only You

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    Only You Know

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    Only You Know and I Know

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    Out of the Blues

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    Perfect Strangers

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    Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends (feat. Kris Kristofferson)

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    Please Don't You Cry

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    Rain

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    Rainy Blue

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    River of Love

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    Runaway Love

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    Samarkand Blue

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    Save Your Love for Me

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    Second Story Window

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    Sentimental Journey

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    Seven Bridges Road

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    Shoo Rah

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    Slow Dancer

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    Sol Y Sombre

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    Someday

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    Somethin' 'Bout You Baby I Like (feat. Glen Campbell)

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    Something Said Love

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    Songbird

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    Southern Lady

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    Suddenly

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    Superstar

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    Superstar (live)

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    Survivor

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    Sweet Inspiration

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    Tattler

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    Tempted

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    That Man Is My Weakness

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    That's Just the Way Love Is

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    The Closer You Get

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    The Happy Song

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    The Hungry Years

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    The Jealous Kind

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    The Lady's Not for Sale

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    The Man I Love

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    The Masquerade Is Over

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    The Way I Love You

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    The Way I Loved You

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    The Way You Do the Things You Do

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    They Call It Stormy Monday

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    Turn Around and Love You

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    Walk on In

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    We Are All Alone

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    We're All Alone

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    We've Got Tonite


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