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    Blossoms, The

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    When The Blossoms first formed in 1963 it was as a vocal backing group for other artists recording for Phil Spector.

    The first stars to invite The Blossoms to go on the road were The Righteous Brothers in 1966.

    Darlene Love (born Darlene Wright) left the group in 1972 and sang backup for Dionne Warwick for ten years.

    Darlene Love
    Vocals
    Fanita James
    Vocals
    Jean King
    Vocals

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