Sugarpie DeSanto - The One Who Really Loves You

The One Who Really Loves You
BRUNSWICK 55375
1968

Sugar Pie DeSanto is the name of a popular rhythm and blues songstress of the 1950's and 1960's. She was born Umpeylia Balinton in Brooklyn, New York on October 16, 1935. She spent most of her early life in San Francisco, California, where she moved with her family at a young age.

In 1955, DeSanto did some touring with The Johnny Otis Revue. From 1959-1960, she toured with The James Brown Revue.

In 1960, DeSanto rose to national prominence when her single, "I Want to Know," rose to number four on Billboard's Hot R&B Sides chart. DeSanto continued to release popular songs throughout the 1960's, including some collaborations with Etta James.
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[mjack19]

I am so proud that this is my Auntie Sugar Pie. She is going to get the keys to the City of Davenport Iowa this 4th of July and she is 15 on the Billboard Blues Album ?Chart Go Auntie Go

[soulhoney56]

WOW - Terrific !!! Why dont they make 'em like this anymore ?

[Bodytalk20111]

She is so hot, no matter her age..astonishing!

[huskymuscles]

Man, I gotta say this woman is incredible.

[TheSocratease]

Thanks for posting this song. I love Soulful Dress, a classic, but Sugar Pie did so much more than that song. Be a shame for her to be remembered for just that one. BTW, she still rocks and I'm enjoying her recent work.

[birdandflower369]

love it!

[fannycraddock99]

Never knew that Sugar had recorded this. Thanks so much. X

[NEWTVIC]

Thanks for posting this is a great version

[j43ms]

i love mary wells' version but the funky groove, paint-stripper vocal and filthy guitar on this one really sells it to me!

[MrPinokkio15]

Voor Sacha !!!!!!!! voor altijdxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx­xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx­xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx­xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx­xxxxxxxxxxxxxx JE .....

[d820m]

also Slip-In Mules which was an answer to Hi-Heel Sneakers, 1960-1963 toured with the James Brown Revue