Norma Jean Wright

Vocalist Norma Jean Wright recorded both under her own name so when Norma Jean — never to end up being confused with the same-named nation vocalist.The Elyria, OH, indigenous first found fame like a vocalist with Chic. Chic market leaders Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards created her debut solitary “Sunday” in summer season 1978. Her self-titled LP, made by Rodgers and Edwards, premiered by Bearsville Information in July 1978. The follow-ups had been a cover of Sam Cooke’s “Having a celebration” as well as the name track solitary from her following LP, High Culture, from past due 1979. Norma Jean Wright related produces are Sister Sledge (WE HAVE BEEN Family members [Rhino]), Randy Crawford (Abstract Feelings), Nick Scotti (Nick Scotti), Nelson Rangell (Nelson Rangell), Madonna (Madonna) and Luther Vandross (Under no circumstances Too Very much/Forever, for Constantly, for Like).