Thelma Houston
Thelma Houston grew up singing in church choirs in Mississippi before moving to Detroit in the early 1960s. She signed with Motown Records and recorded...
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Thelma Houston grew up singing in church choirs in Mississippi before moving to Detroit in the early 1960s. She signed with Motown Records and recorded several singles there, though they didn't make much noise at the time.
That single became her signature, though she had other notable recordings like 'Do You Know Where You're Going To?' and 'Saturday Night, Sunday Morning.'
After that peak, Houston kept recording and performing while also doing some acting work in films and television. She faced some criticism about her commercial direction and dealt with personal setbacks, but continued working in music.
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