About Dee Dee Ford
Dee Dee Ford (Wrecia Holloway, Minden, Louisiana, 1936 -1972) was an American rhythm & blues singer, organist and songwriter. She had lived in Newark, New Jersey, and sang and played organ in church. She teamed up with Don Gardner on the top-20 single "I Need Your Lovin'" in 1962 and wrote "Let Me Down Easy" three years later using her real name Wrecia Holloway. Let Me Down Easy, a torch ballad, was performed by Bettye LaVette, arranged by Dale Warren, and produced by Gardner.
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Good Morning Blues
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I Need Your Lovin'
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I Need Your Loving
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Just Like A Fool (I Keep Hurtin')
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Don't You Worry
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Shoo Fly Pie
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Good-Morning Blues
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Goon Morning Blues
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Just Like A Fool (I Keep Hurtin') (mono)
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I Need Your Loving - 45 Single Version
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I Just Can't Believe
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GOOD MORNING BLUES (Christmas) (1959)
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Good Morning Blues (I Wanna See Santa Claus)
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just like a fool
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Tell Me
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Let Me Down Easy (orch. Guy Barker)
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58. Good Morning Blues
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I Need Your Lovin
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GOOD MORNING BLUES J B (superb)
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