Debbie Dean
0
Releases
33
Tracks
Rhythm 'n' blues singer - songwriter
Born on 1 February 1928 In Corbin, Kentucky
Died on 17 February 2001 in Ojai, California
Also known as Penny Smith (solo or as [a=Penny & The Eko's]), Debbie Stevens and Debbie Deane.
In 1961 Debbie Dean was the first white singer to sign with [l=Motown]. She released three singles with the company during 1961 and 1962, before disappearing from public view for a couple of years. In 1966 she met [a=Deke Richards] who had recently signed with Motown and joined him as a writing partner, thus returning to the company she had left four years earlier. One single was also released on the [l=V.I.P.] subsidiary in 1968, before leaving again in 1969.
Releases
Appears on
Frequent Collaborators
18 Collabs
Deke Richards
16 Collabs
The Supremes
6 Collabs
Dennis Lussier
5 Collabs
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
5 Collabs
Janie Bradford
3 Collabs
R. Dean Taylor
2 Collabs
Diana Ross
1 Collabs
Rita Wright
1 Collabs
Edwin Starr
1 Collabs
The Andantes