Peebles, Ann (1947–)
Peebles, Ann (1947–)
American singer. Born April 27, 1947, in East St. Louis, Missouri; m. Don Bryant.
At 8, began performing with gospel group, Peebles Choir; signed with Hi Records (1969) and released successful 1st single, "Walk Away"; other hits include "Part Time Love," "I Pity the Fool" and "Breaking Up Somebody's Home"; albums include Straight From the Heart (1972), Tellin' It (1976), and If This Is Heaven (1978); with husband, co-wrote the hit "I Can't Stand the Rain" (1973); went on hiatus to raise family (late 1970s); released Full Time Love (1992) and Fill This World With Love (1996).
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