The Three Degrees News

MARKETING their comeback tour as the Ultimate Girls' Night Out has been a shrewd move for The Nolans a ' or are there just really that many people who still have a soft spot for these singing sisters? Bernie, Linda, Maureen and Colleen have declare d that they are In The Mood Again, and took to the stage a ' all shoulderpads, big hair and glittery ...

Motown meets Atlantic Records and The Philadelphia Sound when the legendary Four Tops and Temptations are joined by special guests The Drifters and The Three Degrees for a UK tour, stopping off at Sheffield Arena on Sunday, March 14.

Motown meets Atlantic Records and The Philadelphia Sound when the legendary Four Tops and Temptations are joined by very special guests The Drifters and The Three Degrees for a dazzling 10 date UK Tour, including a show at The NIA Academy, Birmingham on Monday March 15, 2010.

Philly soul vocal group the Three Degrees started in 1963 in Philadelphia, PA. They were discovered by producer and songwriter Richard Barrett.

Caveats Saturday, August 15, 2009 Ibn Khaldun on Three Degrees of Thought The ability to think has several degrees.

POTTERIES stage star Jonathan Wilkes will be joined in this year's Regent Theatre pantomime by a music industry legend.

LOVERS of soul will be heading to Gainsborough on Saturday 15th August when the town's Sands Venue will be presenting a Motown special with Diane Shaw.

The fourth and fifth concerts in the free "Concerts under the Stars" series in North Wildwoodwill feature Rock and Roll legends Danny and the Juniors on Thursday, July 23, and Viki Wallace, formerly of The Three Degrees on Saturday, July 25.

"You're my favourite" may be phrase now synonymous with Bruce Forsyth and Strictly Come Dancing but it's been used before - by Prince Charles to The Three Degrees.

"A soulful singer, Cynthia Holiday reaches highs and lows with ease. She swings, teases, moans and seeks to continue the tradition of jazz women who sing the Blues.

Fayette Pinkney, an original member of the Three Degrees who lent her strong, soulful voice to the 1970s hits When Will I See You Again? and TSOP , the theme song of the television show Soul Train, died Saturday in Lansdale, Pa.

Fayette Pinkney of the Philly soul girl-group The Three Degrees died this weekend.

IT'S time to dig out the stone-washed denim, shoulder pads and fluorescent leg warmers because Devon is returning to the 80s.

It didn't seem prescient when they wrote the song 40 years ago, but "Only the Strong Survive" summarizes the career of soul-music luminaries Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff.

A KEYBOARD wizard who has worked with Ken Dodd, Joe Longthorne and The Three Degrees is coming to perform in Bare this Sunday .