Vicki Sue Robinson

Vicki Sue Robinson (Harlem, 31 May 1954 - Wilton, Connecticut, april 27, 2000) was an American theater and film actress and singer, very closely associated with the late 1970s Disco era .

Vicki Sue Robinson is best known for her large disco hit from 1976: Turn the Beat Around. She died on 27 april 2000, eleven days after the release of her latest film, at home in Wilton, CT from cancer.



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 * 1.1 Albums
 * 1.2 Singles
 * 1.3 Radio 2 Top 2000
 * 2 Movies
 * 3 Theatre
 * "Baby Now That I Found You-1975
 * "Turn the Beat Around"-1976
 * "Never Gonna Let You Go"-1976
 * "Daylight"-1976
 * "Should I Stay"/"I Won't Let You Go"-1977
 * "Hold Tight"-1977
 * "Trust In Me"-1978
 * "Jealousy"-1978
 * "Freeway Song"-1978
 * "Nighttime Fantasy"-1979 (from the film Nocturna)
 * "Nothin' But A Heartache"
 * "Hot Summer Night"-1981
 * "Give My Love Back"-1982
 * "Summertime Fun"
 * "To Sir with Love"-1983
 * "Everlasting Love"-1984
 * "Grab Them Cakes"-1985 (Junykard Dog featuring Vicki Sue Robinson)
 * "For Real"-1995
 * "House of Joy"-1997
 * "Move On"-1999
 * "Pokémon (Dance Mix)"-1999
 * Going Home -1971
 * To Find A Man -1972
 * Gangsters -1979
 * Unauthorized Biography: Milo, Death Of A supermodel -1997
 * Red Lipstick -2000