by Glander 6 Replies latest jw friends
I loved her music. I was an elder and a big fan back in the day of Thank God It's Friday, Last Dance, Love to love you, etc.
She had a voice right up there with Steisand but didn't get it marketed as well. only 63. I hear she had a lot of emotional problems and became a BAC in the middle of a breakdown somes tears back.
Anyway, she was a talent.
RIP Donna.
I like her too, I was a young teen at the height of her career. My parents didn't have a stereo, they still don't have anything for music, so I had to listen to her on an am station on a little plug in alarm clock/radio or when I was in a car. She was really good.
Long live disco. I liked the music Donna Summer put out--she definitely had a lot of talent and creative value. And now, thanks to the Rockefellers and their pxxx poor medical system, we will never hear her latest album she was working on.
Nor Michael Jackson's release he was planning for late 2009 or early 2010.
Nor anything more from Whitney Houston.
Nor anything Barry White would have put out.
Nor whatever Billy Preston had planned.
Nor what too many other black musicians that have died before reaching 70, not from shootings or from accidents, would have put out between their deaths and when they would have retired. And each one is a major loss to society. When the medical system fails its most talented and creative musicians, you know something is wrong--and that something is the scumbag that will not allow natural remedies to be properly developed and marketed. Who knows--a little silver-based alpha lipoic acid combined with hyper-doses of vitamin C and other antioxidants could have saved some of these lives.
If you have a few minutes, check this out. In her sixties, she still had it!
RIP Donna
Yes Glander, she had a beautiful singing voice, and she was very easy on the eyes!
She did a Christmas album in the mid 90's, and did a song called "Breath of Heaven" in which she did an awesome job singing.
She starts singing at about the 1:30 mark...
