Sandra Feva

Detroit vocalist Sandra Feva earned an excellent local popularity but gained more country wide notoriety being a history vocalist with Aretha Franklin, George Clinton, and Prince than on her behalf own being a single act. She’s recorded for a number of brands, including Opportunity, Krisma, Catawba, Grandstand, and Robbins. Both single singles that arrived closest to producing an impact on her behalf had been 1979’s “The necessity to Become” and 1981’s “Inform ‘Em WHICH I Noticed It,” the second option which peaked at #33 within the R&B graphs.