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Barbara Randolph
American singer and actress Barbara Randolph had her moment of glory on the
Motown label in the 1960s, notably with her cover of The Four Tops' hit "I Got a
Feeling". Born in Detroit on May 5, 1942, the adopted daughter of actress
Lillian Randolph began her film career in Bright Road (1953), before singing
with her mother in the vocal group The Red Caps. In 1960, she signed with the
RCA label and in 1964 joined The Platters, replacing Zola Taylor, with whom she
recorded just one album, The New Soul of the Platters. In addition to her roles
in the films Guess Who's Coming to Dinne...
I Got a FeelingBarbara Randolph
I Got a FeelingBarbara Randolph
You Can't Hurry LoveBarbara Randolph
I'll Turn to StoneBarbara Randolph
ChainedBarbara Randolph
The Look of LoveBarbara Randolph
I Got a FeelingBarbara Randolph
Out Of Sight: More Sounds From The In Crowd
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I Got a FeelingBarbara Randolph
Breaking Into My Heart
You Can't Hurry LoveBarbara Randolph
Breaking Into My Heart
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I'll Turn to StoneBarbara Randolph
The Collection
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ChainedBarbara Randolph
The Collection
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The Look of LoveBarbara Randolph
The Collection
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