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Биография
Dee C Lee is a highly successful recording artist who has been at the heart of the British Soul and R & B music scene for more than 35 years. With her distinctive & entrancing vocal tone, she performed with chart acts Wham!, Animal Nightlife, The Style Council, Guru and Mother Earth. As well as writing her own hits, such as the acclaimed top 3 ballad See The Day from 1985. Dee started her career as a backing singer and first came to public attention when she performed with Wham! on their hits Club Tropicana and Bad Boys. Keen to establish herself as a solo artist, she left Wham! and secured her own recording contract with CBS Records. She released her first solo single, Selina Wow Wow, which received significant airplay. In May 1983 while still pursuing her solo career, she teamed up with The Style Council and appeared on their 2nd single Money Go Round and their debut album Cafe Bleu. Dee's distinctive and soulful voice can be heard on many tracks including Headstart for Happiness, It Didn't Matter, The Lodgers, Walls Come Tumbling Down, and Shout to the Top. Lee continued to record solo material during this time, with popular singles such as Yippee Yi Yay! and Don't Do It Baby. In 1985, after the release of the second Style Council album Our Favourite Shop , Lee released another solo single. The self-penned ballad See the Day became an instant classic, a huge UK hit at No.3 in December 1985, selling a quarter of a million copies in the UK alone (by James Gaunt)