Always thought she was a cutie back in the day. Billy was lucky

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"Sammy was lucky?"

I'm pretty certain you mean her husband since 1969, BILLY Davis, Jr., right?

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

"Sammy was lucky?"

I'm pretty certain you mean her husband since 1969, BILLY Davis, Jr., right?

Oops yes, meant to say Billy. Yeah I know she wasn't married to Sammy Davis Jr.

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I loved watching her as one of the hosts of 'Solid Gold' in the early 80s...very classy woman with a great voice!

onlyforaminute said:

You had me scared there for a minute. She is a lovely woman. I won't post up, up and away. I won't. I promise.

OK I see, will fix that

and who could ever forget the 1975 classic hit that she recorded with her husband....

"You Don't Have To Be A Star (To Be In My Show)" my mother had that 45 single.Such a great tune!

Let The Sunshine In

kpowers said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

"Sammy was lucky?"

I'm pretty certain you mean her husband since 1969, BILLY Davis, Jr., right?

Oops yes, meant to say Billy. Yeah I know she wasn't married to Sammy Davis Jr.

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RJOrion said:

as a lil kid i used to love her, Pam Grier and Chaka Khan

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Nice taste.

And she still looks good too in those recent pics.

kpowers said:

As a huge Journey fan, she did a real good job singing Separate Ways on Solid Gold.

Marilyn is a beautiful woman with a great voice.

She was an absolute knockout in her day! Beautiful!

Their songs fucking stinked.

2freaky4church1 said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Their songs fucking stinked.

Still better than most of the CRAP music of the past 20 years

I used to LOVE this woman when I saw her on TV back in the day
and the funny thing is that she's actually older than my mom, lol

kpowers said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Their songs fucking stinked.

Still better than most of the CRAP music of the past 20 years

The Marilyn & McCoo Show was much watched TV back in the day & Marilyn was the highlight of it.

Another forgotten (ignored) Black Female artist, by the younger generations because of all the false information and deceptive editing on Wikipedia's - Whitney Houston's bio page and her related pages. Which basically falsely claims (and without proper referencing) she was some kind of a trail blazer in for Black Female Aritsts. It's laughable, but sad at the same time, as many women who came before and made a huge impact are not given their due. And the lazy journalist of today reference wikipedia but don't bother to check the actuall pages references. Marylin led the Fifth Dimension to 2 Record of the Year Grammy's in 68 & 70 the first black aritst to do so.

Tontoman22 said: