Sugar Pie DeSanto is the name of a popular rhythm and blues songstress of the 1950s and 1960's. She was born Umpeylia Balinton in Brooklyn, New York on October 16, 1935 to an African American mother and Filipino father. She spent most of her early life in San Francisco, California, where she moved with her family at a young age. In 1955, DeSanto did some touring with The Johnny Otis Revue. From 1959-1960, she toured with The James Brown Revue.
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- Sugar Pie DeSanto is the name of a popular rhythm and blues songstress of the 1950s and 1960's. She was born Umpeylia Balinton in Brooklyn, New York on October 16, 1935 to an African American mother and Filipino father. She spent most of her early life in San Francisco, California, where she moved with her family at a young age. In 1955, DeSanto did some touring with The Johnny Otis Revue. From 1959-1960, she toured with The James Brown Revue. In 1960, DeSanto rose to national prominence when her single, "I Want to Know," reached number four on Billboard's Hot R&B chart. DeSanto continued to release popular songs throughout the 1960s, including some collaborations with her cousin Etta James. Though it had often been said that her stage performances far surpassed her studio recordings, a full length live recording, Classic Sugar Pie, was not released until 1997. DeSanto was given a Bay Area Music Award in 1999 for best female blues singer. In October 2006, her husband Jesse Davis died attempting to extinguish a fire that destroyed their apartment in Oakland, CA.
- Sugar Pie DeSanto ist eine US-amerikanische R&B-Sängerin, Tänzerin, Entertainerin und Komponistin, die in den 1950ern und 1960ern ihre größten Erfolge hatte.
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- Sugar Pie DeSanto performing in 2006.
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- Sugar Pie DeSanto is the name of a popular rhythm and blues songstress of the 1950s and 1960's. She was born Umpeylia Balinton in Brooklyn, New York on October 16, 1935 to an African American mother and Filipino father. She spent most of her early life in San Francisco, California, where she moved with her family at a young age. In 1955, DeSanto did some touring with The Johnny Otis Revue. From 1959-1960, she toured with The James Brown Revue.
- Sugar Pie DeSanto ist eine US-amerikanische R&B-Sängerin, Tänzerin, Entertainerin und Komponistin, die in den 1950ern und 1960ern ihre größten Erfolge hatte.
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