What Have I Done (To Make You Mad)
Born 14 December 1944, Newark, New Jersey, USA, d. 14 March 1972, New York … Read Full Bio ↴Born 14 December 1944, Newark, New Jersey, USA, d. 14 March 1972, New York City, New York, USA.
Linda started in her family's gospel group the Jones Singers at the age of six. Her first recording was "Lonely Teardrops" under the name Linda Lane, on Cub Records in 1963 her biggest hit was "Hypnotized", which almost made the US Top 20. Black Music magazine described her as "perhaps the most soulful singer in the history of R&B music"
A diabetic, Jones passed away 14 March 1972 before arriving to the hospital in Newark New Jersey. She went into a sugar coma in her sleep at her mother house.
Bio corrected by Terry Jones the daughter of Linda Jones
Linda started in her family's gospel group the Jones Singers at the age of six. Her first recording was "Lonely Teardrops" under the name Linda Lane, on Cub Records in 1963 her biggest hit was "Hypnotized", which almost made the US Top 20. Black Music magazine described her as "perhaps the most soulful singer in the history of R&B music"
A diabetic, Jones passed away 14 March 1972 before arriving to the hospital in Newark New Jersey. She went into a sugar coma in her sleep at her mother house.
Bio corrected by Terry Jones the daughter of Linda Jones
What Have I Done
Linda Jones Lyrics
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Adie What have I done Lord Jesus To deserve Your endless love? Wh…
Adrienne Camp What have I done, Lord Jesus To deserve your endless love? W…
Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Sch Valjean - What Have I Done? Lyrics [VALJEAN] What have I do…
Anna Ternheim You are my everything My head and my heart, my mind,…
Boublil and Schonberg Valjean - What Have I Done? Lyrics [VALJEAN] What have I do…
Carl Barât Oh God, what have I done? Another mood's come and blocked…
Charles Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs Block music the best home ever get no rest it's…
Christina Carter/DJ Shadow I speak from the heart I fear beginning I must go Broken and…
Christopher Esse I played by the rules, didn't break any laws I helped…
Cursive A year now and nothing much has changed Holed up in…
Dermot Kennedy Woke up this morning, light poured in, you're with me I…
DJ Shadow I speak from the heart I fear beginning I must go Broken and…
DJ Shadow/Christina Carter I speak from the heart I fear beginning I must go Broken …
Dreamboy 25, has anybody seen my life? I lost it somewhere '95 Time…
Ingvild Flottorp What Have I Done What have I done I thought I did…
J.B. Lenoir What's up, girl? He stood me up again Again? Mmh mmh Well wh…
J.J. Jackson (What's up, girl?) He stood me up again (Again?) Mmm-hmm …
Joshua Hyslop I have surrendered my hopes, my dreams For all of these…
Keith & Enid Would you mind if I hurt you? Understand that I need…
KITCHEN - Dermot Kennedy Woke up this morning, light poured in, you're with me I…
Kittie These tears I've cried a thousand I'm slowly losing ground …
Kläder & Vapen feat Anna Ternheim You are my everything My head and my heart, my mind,…
LeAnn Rimes Oh my love what have I done? Oh my love what…
Lenoir J.B. What's up, girl? He stood me up again Again? Mmh mmh Wel…
Les Misérables: 3 What have I done? Sweet Jesus, what have I done? Become a…
Lost Society I CAN’T BELIEVE IT GOD I MUST BE DREAMING THIS FEELS SO…
magic dirt Is it the night in my valley of fears? Is it…
Malachite I've come to the river I've come through the grass…
Melissa and More There's a blue moon crying In my heart tonight But you look…
Ne-Yo Time on my hands Sit and think about what I did…
Perkele My intention, was to be someone good And I tried, oh…
Pet Shop Boys w/ Dusty Springfield You always wanted a lover I only wanted a job I've always…
Poe Cete I won, but at what cost Thought I was found, but…
Ray Charles Tell me Baby Tell me the truth Tell me Honey, what are…
Ray Charles - [EMG] You see see Rider, see what you done done See see…
Sam Ock *INCOMPLETE* Oh God what have I done Oh God what have I…
St. Thomas I went to the living room Found some silence among those…
Stella Stagecoach So did those people let you down? Whatcha think that they…
Taps I still remember lying on the floor I still remember trying…
The Frightnrs You say you love me baby You say I'm yours and…
The Lost Society I CAN’T BELIEVE IT GOD I MUST BE DREAMING THIS FEELS SO…
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell & Astro So, what have we done? We just stood there, eyes closed So,…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Linda Jones:
A Last Minute Miracle I thought I'd found the right guy, but another girl…
Can I Dig It Now you know me You know how proud I am And what…
Hypnotized (Hypnotized) La la la la la...ha ha Hypnotized, you've got …
I Can't Make It Alone Now you know me You know how proud I am And what…
I Can't Stand It I can't stand the pain of love When you get all…
I Just Can't Live My Life (Just can′t live my life) Ooh, baby (can't live my…
I've Given You the Best Years of My Life Everytime I feel how life goes by I recall the scenes…
Seeing Is Believeing Seeing is believing And in my arms I see her She's here,…
Seeing Is Believing Seeing is believing And in my arms I see her She's here,…
Your Precious Love Your precious love Means more to me than Any love could ever…
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@SoulSister66
* Just some quick history here:
Doo Wop??? There was no such thing as Doo Wop then. The term was coined by a disc jockey in the 1970's. (I think that was in 1973 from a D.J. in Pittsburgh, as recalled by Little Anthony). Doo Wop was mainly applied, at the time, to Italian Groups who's background singers sang doo wop doo wop, doo wop, and similar things behind their lead singer.
* In the 40's & 50's there was also serious Jazz
Musicians, Be-Bop, Big Band, Swing, and Jazz Vocalists (a.k.a. Torch Singers) where some "serious stylists" came out of, such as my husband Jimmy Scott, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, etc... Then there were some Novelty acts and so on...
ALL of which contributed to making some great music thru the decades.
* In the late 1940's & early 1950's there was Louie Jordan's Jump Blues, Down Home Blues Singers, and
"R&B" (Rhythm & Blues) with Singers such as Little Richard, Chuck Berry, & Bo Diddley. All of these artists music had a baby and gave birth to the term Rock & Roll Music. Ironically, Disc Jockey Alan Freed coined the term "Rock and Roll" (which also has another meaning, lol...) loved and mainly played records by black R&B Artists on his radio show.
* Deep soulful singers were singing early on what was called Race Music (1940's), in the 1950's "Street Corner Harmony" (especially the "groups" harmonizing, or singing what was called "Blow Harmony" as sung by The Moonglows and Pookie Hudson & The Spaniels. Also mainly "R&B"(Rhythm & Blues, that is the way most black singers referred to their music as.) Just ask Little Anthony Gourdine who was THERE creating the music in the1950's & 60's. Ask any of the black singers from back then who are still around today. In the 1960's thru early 1970's they called themselves singers of R&B or Soul Music (R&B and Soul Artists), as well as the pretty love songs referred to as Sweet Soul Music. I travelled the Chitlin` Circuit back then. In the1960's soul era, the music was R&B or Soul. Overall, Gospel Music was a big influence too!!
In the 1950's it was mainly group harmony that was "the thing".
This was longer than I intended..........
* Getting back to Linda Jones, she was spiritual, an experience of life's pain. Linda was deep as deep can get, a serious song stylist who sang from the depths of her soul. She was authentic, singer of truths. The deepest and most genuine of the female soul singers of the era. She made you feel her pain and tore your heart out. Linda was remarkable. Sadly, we lost the deepest of all female soul singers way too young. Her plaintive, haunting voice will always stay with us. Thank you Linda, for the gifts you gave. R.I.H.P. 🙏
@jackspry9736
RIP Linda Jones (December 14, 1944 – March 14, 1972), aged 27
You will always be remembered as a legend.
@dwaynefrazier8248
It's a shame she died at age 27. She was a very underrated singer.
@chriscole4094
That's so sad. I didn't realise she was so young. Do you know the cause of death?
@geminilove8323
@@chriscole4094she was a diabetic. She went to take a nap at her moms house in between shows and her mom went to wake her and discovered she slipped into a diabetic coma and she passed away the next day.
@chriscole4094
Thanks for the info. So young 27. She definitely would have gone on to bigger and better things.
@amar1254
She is a Lengend in my neck of the woods.
@weotalks2810
Lol..I Beg TO DIFFER...Aretha FRANKLIN SAID she was the BEST SOUL SINGER she ever HEard...I saw her WRECK THE APOLLO..Common Knowledge that Linda JONES was 2nd to none...Diabetes silenced her...RIP
@carringtonndhlovu6145
Cordae is an old soul for sure!
@aaronmurray7155
Cordae cold
@edwardwheeler197
Why is nobody talking about her beautiful mixture of Soul and Doo-Wop? This is what makes her sound swing the way it does. She is absolutely GLORIOUS.
I am an Aretha Franklin fan to the death of me but Ms. Linda is someone I adore very much. Soulful delivery coupled with doo-wop melisma and swing.
I love what you brought to music Linda