Fayette Pinkney

Fayette Pinkney, the unsung hero of the disco era, may not be a household name, but her impact on the music industry is undeniable. As a founding member of the iconic girl group The Three Degrees, Pinkney's powerful vocals and undeniable stage presence helped shape the sound of the 1970s.

With hits like "When Will I See You Again" and "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)", Pinkney's signature harmonies and show-stopping performances captivated audiences around the world. And let's not forget her fabulous fashion sense - from sequined gowns to glittering jumpsuits, Fayette Pinkney always knew how to bring the glamour!

Unfortunately, Pinkney's contributions to music have often been overshadowed by her more well-known bandmates. But those in the know understand that Fayette Pinkney was the glue that held The Three Degrees together, with her flawless vocals and unwavering dedication to the group's success.

Despite facing numerous challenges in her career, including battling health issues and navigating a notoriously fickle industry, Fayette Pinkney remained a true professional until the end. Her legacy lives on through the timeless music of The Three Degrees, with Fayette Pinkney's voice serving as a reminder of the magic that can happen when talent, determination, and a killer wardrobe come together. Raise a disco ball in her honour, because Fayette Pinkney deserves to be celebrated as the queen she truly was.