Two of Baby Washington's singles from 1964.. + Informações

Baby Washington - That's How Heart Aches Are Made. + Informações

Baby washington it'll never be over for me . sue.Justine Baby Washington recorded several songs early in her career under the name "Jeanette Washington," which has led to confusion between her and a younger funk vocalist who recorded under the same name.. + Informações

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Nice deep soul sound.. + Informações

60'sMid tempo builder ballad on Sue....Roy Hamilton also had a recording of this on Mgm. + Informações

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I`m On The Outside Looking In.Originally by Little Anthony and The Imperials in 1964.This is from the 1968 album "With You In Mind" by Baby Washington.Born Justine Washington in Harlem New York.Better known for her great "That`s How Heartaches Are Made"&"Nobody Cares" hits.In 1956 she joined vocal group The Hearts but became a solo artist a year later.She was established as a soul singer in 1959 and had recorded several songs earlier in her career under the name Jeanette Washington.Amy Winehouse has also been doing a lovely version of this on her 2011 tour.. + Informações

Baby Washington at the Knights of Columbus in Forestville Maryland, Performing her hit The Bells 8/16/09. + Informações

Baby Washington at the Knights of Columbus in Forestville Maryland. Performing her hits, You Never Could Be Mine, Nobody Care ,and Leave Me Alone. 8/15/09. + Informações

Justine Baby Washington. Doodlin 60s. + Informações

Baby Washington Handful of Memories from 1962 on Sue 767. + Informações

Fantastic tune! The record looks pretty bad but it plays amazingly well! I love Bell Sound pressings... They always held up well.. + Informações

tick tock!!. + Informações

Mitch Harb Videos, Baby Washington - I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face, you can hear it on Mitch Harb's Beach Party at www.live365.com/stations/mharb. + Informações

Justine "Baby" Washington (born November 13, 1940, Bamberg, South Carolina) is an American soul music vocalist. Washington was raised in Harlem, New York. In 1956, she joined the vocal group The Hearts, then began as a solo artist the following year. Washington had sixteen rhythm and blues chart entries in 15 years, most of them during the 1960s. Most of her early work was released as singles. Washington initially recorded on Donald Shaw's Neptune Records label. She established herself as a major soul singer with two hits in 1959: "The Time" (US R&B Top 30) and "The Bells" (US R&B Top 20). She followed up with the hit "Nobody Cares" (US R&B Top 20) in 1961. She signed with ABC Paramount for two non-hit releases. Her self-written "Let Love Go By" is a notable Northern Soul single. She then moved to Juggy Murray's Sue Records in 1962, where she reached the US Billboard Hot 100 Top 40 with "That's How Heartaches Are Made" (1963) and the US R&B Top 10 with "Only Those In Love" (1965). Washington also recorded the song called "I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face", as written by Jerry Ragovoy; and in 1962, "Careless Hands", as penned by Billy Myles. Washington revived her career in the early 1970s covering The Marvelettes' "Forever", (number 30 R&B) as a duet with Don Gardner. Her solo release "I've Got To Break Away" made number 73 on the R&B charts, after which the advent of disco led to a decline in her popularity. Washington has never experienced great crossover .... + Informações

worng photo sorry.Wrong group in the picture. The picture is Lee Andrews and the Hearts, These are The Hearts( Girls) with Baby Washington ?. + Informações

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This is a great song from 1961. Very soulful Baby Washington on the Neptune label. + Informações

BABY WASHINGTON I'VE GOT A FEELING SUE RECORDS NORTHERN SOUL. + Informações

JEANETTE BABY WASHINGTON LET LOVE GO BY. + Informações

One of 2 1959 hits for singer "Baby" Washington (formerly of The Hearts). Here she is, um, uh... 52 years later!! Live from Lincoln Center now, July 30 2011, immediately following Arlene Smith of the Chantels (Maybe) ... It's... "The Time". + Informações

ustine Washington, 13 November 1940, Bamberg, South Carolina, USA. Washington's (aka Jeanette Washington) tremendously moving voice, earthy but sophisticated, perfectly epitomized uptown soul. Yet unlike her southern counterparts she never experienced great crossover recognition, although once cited by Dusty Springfield as her all-time favourite singer. Washington was raised in Harlem, singing first in a vocal group, the Hearts, in 1956 and becoming a solo artist the following year for the J&S label. She built a career with 16 chart entries during a decade and a half, most of them during the 60s, recording in New York first for Donald Shaw's Neptune label and then for Juggy Murray's Sue Records label. She established herself as a major soul singer recording 'The Time' (US R&B Top 30) and 'The Bells' (US R&B Top 20), both in 1959, and 'Nobody Cares' (US R&B Top 20) in 1961. Moving to Sue Records in 1962, Washington hit the US national Top 40 with the sublime 'That's How Heartaches Are Made' (1963) and the US R&B Top 10 with 'Only Those In Love' (1965). Washington revived her career in the early 70s, recording in Philadelphia a duet with Don Gardner, a revival of the Marvelettes' 'Forever', (number 30 R&B), a solo release 'I've Got To Break Away' (number 73 R&B), and a well-received album. The coming of disco in the mid-70s effectively killed her career, as it did those of many soul artists. Source: The Encyclopedia of Popular Music by Colin Larkin. Licensed from Muze. To .... + Informações

Baby Washington - Get a hold of yourself - UK Release only 1968 Northern Soul. + Informações