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Carol Douglas
Carol Douglas, born on April 7, 1948, in Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York
City, is an American singer. At age 10, she won a game show and was featured in
Ebony for three years. She attended Quintano High School alongside notable
alumni such as Gregory Hines and Bernadette Peters. Douglas started her music
career with a recording for RCA Victor under the name Carolyn Cooke, but it was
cut short by an early pregnancy. In 1974, Midland International Records
recruited Douglas to record "Doctor's Orders", a pioneering track in the disco
genre that reached number 2 on the Billboa...
Dancing QueenCarol Douglas
Satin And Smoke
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Light My FireCarol Douglas
Satin And Smoke
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Take Me (Make Me Lose Control)Carol Douglas
The Carol Douglas Album
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All Night LongCarol Douglas
The Carol Douglas Album
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Doctor's OrdersCarol Douglas
Satin And Smoke
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Doctor's OrdersCarol Douglas
The Carol Douglas Album
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