Sheila E.
American musician and singer with hits
Born
December 12th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A talented singer and musician emerged in the late 1970s, gaining prominence within the music scene. Collaborated with notable artists such as Prince and contributed to various projects. Released multiple albums, including the acclaimed 'The Glamorous Life,' which showcased exceptional percussion and vocal skills. Worked across genres, integrating pop, funk, and Latin influences into her music. Served as a drummer and vocalist for major tours and performances, establishing a reputation for energetic stage presence and musicianship. Continued to perform and record music, influencing a new generation of artists.
Released the album 'The Glamorous Life'
Collaborated extensively with Prince
Served as a drummer for major artists
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