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James Huey
James Huey was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1942. In the mid-1960s, he formed a group called The Baby Sisters with singers Cherry Henry, Dorothy Combs, and...
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James Huey was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1942. In the mid-1960s, he formed a group called The Baby Sisters with singers Cherry Henry, Dorothy Combs, and Anita Jackson.
In 1973, James Huey and The Baby Sisters released the single "When I Think About the Lord." The song reached gospel charts and became familiar in church settings.
They recorded several albums including "I Believe" in 1973, "We're Still in Business" in 1975, and "Seven Days" in 1977. Huey's career was complicated by personal difficulties that sometimes drew attention away from the music.
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