Anita Pointer

Anita Pointer

Long Tail Pop R&b R&b/soul

Oakland 🇺🇸

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Top canciones de Anita Pointer

We Are The World (Official Music Video) [Enhanced Video Version]
We Are The World (Official Music Video) [Enhanced Video Version] U.S.A. For Africa & Dionne Warwick & Huey Lewis & The News & Anita Pointer & Bruce Springsteen & Steve Perry & Bob Dylan & Harry Belafonte & Ray Charles & Marlon Jackson & Tina Turner & John Oates & Bob Geldof & Jackie Jackson & Dan Aykroyd & Billy Joel & Michael Jackson & Tito Jackson & Sheila E. & Waylon Jennings & Randy Jackson & Smokey Robinson & Daryl Hall & Stevie Wonder & James Ingram & Lindsey Buckingham & Diana Ross & Kenny Loggins & Kim Carnes & Jeffrey Osborne & Cyndi Lauper & Kenny Rogers & Paul Simon & Willie Nelson & Ruth Pointer & Al Jarreau & June Pointer & Lionel Richie & Bette Midler & La Toya Jackson
We Are The World - Remastered
We Are The World - Remastered U.S.A. For Africa & Al Jarreau & Anita Pointer & Bette Midler & Billy Joel & Bob Dylan & Bob Geldof & Bruce Springsteen & Cyndi Lauper & Dan Aykroyd
Love For What It Is
Love For What It Is Anita Pointer
Overnight Success
Overnight Success Anita Pointer
Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do Michael-Leon Wooley & Anita Pointer & Ruth Pointer & June Pointer & Eugene Barry-Hill

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Sobre Anita Pointer

Anita Pointer was a founding member of the Pointer Sisters, the Oakland sibling vocal group who broke barriers regarding gender, race, and genre as they racked up 16 Top 40 pop hits from 1973 through 1985. Pointer sang lead on many of the group's biggest singles, beginning with their breakthrough popularization of Allen Toussaint's "Yes We Can Can," followed shortly thereafter by an original written by Anita and Bonnie Pointer, "Fairytale," the 1975 Grammy-winner of Best Country Vocal Performance. Pointer would go on to co-write other Pointers classics she fronted, such as the funky "How Lo...