Soul Sisters

The Soul Sisters were an American soul group consisting of Thresia Cleveland-Fitch and Ann Gissendanner.
Thresia Cleveland-Fitch was born in Alabama on December 8, 1930. After her singing and touring career as a Soul Sister, she retrained in 1979 and became a pastor of the Established Faith Temple Church of Christ in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and died in Tucaloosa, Alabama on March 14, 2009.
Anne Gissendanner died on March 21, 2014.
==Links to Peel==
In the early months of Top Gear, each week, there included one or more sessions by soul artists. The Soul Sisters were one of them. Their 1967 session included the group, Clockwork Orange, as listed by Ken Garner's The Peel Sessions book. It is not known whether the Clockwork Orange are the Clockwork Oranges group, that is listed on the Discogs website, who released a single in 1966. , as there is no entry for the Clockwork Orange name on the site, who released any records in the 60's.
==Sessions==
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1. Recorded with the Clockwork Orange: 1967-10-16. First Broadcast: 22 October 1967. Ken Garner's The Peel Session book mentions the tracks ('Three Time Loser' & 'Bring Me Home Love') were done by Clockwork Orange only. 
*You Got 'em Beat Baby / Three Time Loser / Hold On / Blueberry Hill / Bring Me Home Love / Soulful Dress / I Can't Stand It
==Other Shows Played==
*None
==External Links==
*Sue Records UK
*Discogs
Category:Artists