Recording Career
In March 1972, she embarked on a solo career with her first single, "Day by Day," a cover of a song from the popular Broadway musical Godspell (which also incorporated a medley of two other numbers from the show), produced by Tony Orlando for Rocky Road Records (a subsidiary of Columbia Records). Her version went to #104 on the Billboard Bubbling Under the Hot 100 chart, and also charted in the UK. In 1973, she released the song "Yesterday and You," a Top 30 single on the Easy Listening chart and #117 on the Bubbling Under chart.
In the late 1970s, she performed a duet with Leonard Coleman Boone called "There's No Me Without You," and was a part of the musical group Wondergap with Jim Ryan and Andy Goldmark, signed to A&M Records. Later in her career, she recorded background vocals for Billy Joel and Kenny Loggins, sang with Cindy Bullens on the MCA release "The Touch," and performed with Joe Cocker, Arlo Guthrie, and Pete Seeger (on his Hudson Valley Sloop tour, singing with the Rooster River Boys).
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