Re: Didn't she sing T.V. jingles in the 80's? -- Florence Warner

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Subject: Re: Didn't she sing T.V. jingles in the 80's?

Author:
Monte Curry

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Date Posted: 21:18:39 09/21/05 Wed
In reply to: Rev. Pete the Marine 's message, "Didn't she sing T.V. jingles in the 80's?" on 22:33:32 09/19/05 Mon

Florence Warner sang on a bunch of commercials in the eighties. She also had a couple of albums, I believe.

She had a quite appealing voice.

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[> [> Subject: "She also had a couple of albums, I believe."

Author:
Beavis
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Date Posted: 05:54:32 09/22/05 Thu

Monte Curry wrote:
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>Florence Warner sang on a bunch of commercials in the
>eighties. She also had a couple of albums, I believe.
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>She had a quite appealing voice.
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When I click on the "albums" link at the bottom of the page, I see that the Florence Warner website shows an album entitled "Florence Warner" (1974?) and one entitled "Another Hot Night" (1981?). That's two. Then there is one called "Just Believe it" with only two songs listed and two covers shown. Isn't "Out of the Blue" a single release? Is it from the "Just Believe it" album? Are there really only two songs on the entire album, or is this the A-side and B-side of a single?

Did she release any (other) singles?

[> [> [> Subject: 10 songs on "Just Believe It" LP

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Cantankerous
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Date Posted: 20:15:19 10/02/05 Sun

There are ten songs on Just Believe It LP. Somewhere on the world wide web there's a picture of the back side of the LP with the songs listed on it. It had a front side of the LP too which looks different than the one shown on the website connected to this forum. Mine is ivory/cream, not gray like the one shown. And there's no song called just believe it. It's just the name of the album.

[> [> [> Subject: Pictures of the LP cover
Author: Cantankerous [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 20:21:56 10/02/05 Sun Click here to see the back side of the Just Believe It LP, the side with the songs listed, and the link to the picture of the front side is here.

[> [> [> [> Subject: No song title: "Just Believe It"
Author: Kenny [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:44:19 10/03/05 Mon The final song on the album, "Fade Right Through the Wall," is the song which prominently uses the phrase: "Just Believe It." FWIW