Gloria Loring
Gloria Loring recorded "It Takes Different Strokes" in 1978, a song that became associated with her name. She had started performing professionally in the...
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Gloria Loring recorded "It Takes Different Strokes" in 1978, a song that became associated with her name. She had started performing professionally in the 1960s, appearing with artists like Tony Bennett and Sammy Davis Jr. Her work included both pop singles and Broadway musicals.
She released albums including "Gloria Loring" in 1976 and "Friends & Lovers" in 1979. Other songs in her catalog include "Lovers And Friends" and "The Facts of Life." She collaborated with singers like Peabo Bryson and Barry Manilow.
Loring was born in New York City in 1946. Her career included periods of public attention for her views on social issues, though the specifics of those controversies aren't well-documented in reliable sources.
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