Doris Troy dies

Doris Troy, whose 1963 hit "Just One Look" was later covered by the Hollies, Bryan Ferry and Harry Nilsson, and who also recorded an album for Apple Records, died Monday at age 67 in Las Vegas, reported the New York Times. Her brother-in-law said the cause was emphysema.

Troy had a long career that began as a backup singer for Solomon Burke, the Drifters, Chuck Jackson and others. She also tried her hand at writing songs, and "Just One Look" was one of her first.
She recorded her album for Apple in 1970 with George Harrison, Billy Preston and Eric Clapton, among others. In later years, she went back to being a backup singer and can be heard on such songs as the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and the Pink Floyd album "Dark Side of the Moon.

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APPLE 24 Doris Troy Ain't That Cute Vaya Con Dios
APPLE 28 Doris Troy Jacob's Ladder Get Back

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SAPCOR 13 Doris Troy Doris Troy