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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sheila_ESheila E. - Wikipedia

    Sheila Escovedo (born December 12, 1957), known under the stage name Sheila E., is an American singer and drummer. She began her career in the mid-1970s as a percussionist for the George Duke Band.

  2. Jul 12, 2019 · We caught up with the now Grammy-nominated multi-hyphenate in the middle of her summer tour, just before her stop at the Halifax Jazz Festival, to ask about five songs that have changed her life ...

  3. Jul 13, 2023 · We couldn’t be more happy for Sheila E., and it inspired us to put together a list of 10 defining songs that show just how much we appreciate her percussions and why she’s worthy of all the flowers.

    • Keenan Higgins
    • Brian Kachejian
    • The Glamorous Life. When one mentions the name Sheila E. they almost always will think back to when she first arrived on the music scene with the amazing song “The Glamorous Life.”
    • A Love Bizarre. In the number two spot on our 10 Best Sheila E. Songs Of All Time is the legendary track “A Love Bizarre.” The song was the closing track on her 1985 album Romance 1600.
    • Sex Symbol. Sheila E.’ s fourth album entitled Sex Symbol is absolutely her most underrated record. This is such a killer album filled with so many great songs.
    • Toy Box. Moving along on this incredibly fun Sheila E. list is one of the best songs on her brilliant album entitled Romance 1600. This hot album was released in 1985.
  4. www.youtube.com › c › SheilaESheila E. - YouTube

    Official Sheila E. YouTube Channel. Queen of Percussion, Musician, Producer, Writer, Humanitarian.

  5. You're watching the official music video for Sheila E. - "The Glamorous Life" from the album ''The Glamorous Life' (1984) written by none other than Prince Rodgers Nelson.

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  7. Jun 2, 2024 · Happy 40th Anniversary to Sheila E.’s debut album The Glamorous Life, originally released in the UK June 4, 1984 and in the US June 5, 1984. Some music is just joyous. Bursting from your speakers with an infectious jubilance, you can’t help but let it carry you away.