Debby Boone News

 
Metrowny.com
A Conversation with Debbie Boone
Metrowny.com
BOONE: Yes. I think that's very perceptive on your part, but I think that is the power and the joy of being able to do this kind of thing with your life, through music or through any of Debby Boone Melanie Hulick of Springville has interviewed more ...


 
Debby Boone: REFLECTIONS OF ROSEMARY Plays Yoshi's Jazz Club in San Francisco ...
Broadway World
The performances are: Debby Boone earned instant fame in 1977 when “You Light up My Life” became an overnight hit. The tune, which outranked even The Beatles by claiming the #1 spot on the Billboard charts for ten straight weeks and sold in excess of ...


 
Debby Boone loves Clooney show
Houston Chronicle
HANDOUT PRINT Debby Boone has taken on many titles since lighting up our lives with that Grammy- and Oscar-winning song in 1977. Country and Christian music singer. Musical theater star. Children's book author. And during the course of a conversation, ...


 
TheaterMania.com
Debby Boone to Star in Reflections of Rosemary at Yoshi's Jazz Club
TheaterMania.com
By Bethany Rickwald • May 2, 2012 • San Francisco Debby Boone will star in Reflections of Rosemary on May 20 at 7pm and 9pm at Yoshi's Jazz Club. John Oddo is the musical director. Reflections of Rosemary is an intimate tribute to Boone's late ...


 
KPLR 11
Debby Boone Visits Mathews Dickey
KPLR 11
(KPLR) – Grammy award winning singer Debby Boone and actress Anna Maria Horsford are in St. Louis for a special event for the Mathews Dickey Boys and Girls Club career readiness luncheon, being held Friday. Ms. Boone and actress Anna Horsford toured ...


 
Zoltan Mesko: The most interesting man in the NFL
WEEI.com
I. So 11 -- are could you light up my lightly Debby Boone. America mark. It. WB performing its only -- I will be able to plug in what language. And whatever you want it real. In this rhetoric you know it. Will do it one. Now this -- Saturday night June ...

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NorthJersey.com
Music reviews: Train, Carole King, Ian Anderson, 'Occupy This Album'
NorthJersey.com
Being reared in the 1970s meant a steady diet of Anne Murray, Crystal Gayle and Debby Boone. They were staples of a genre that would go by many names: "soft rock," "easy listening" and, in Billboard lexicon, "adult contemporary.