Angel of the Morning

You know, I don't, I'm not, I don't think of myself competing with anybody, because I'm just me.

But nobody knows what to do with me, 'cause, you know, gospel, R&B, then I came here, First Cut and Angel of the Morning are two of like the biggest pop ballads ever.

Um, uh, uh, Everything Is Gonna Be Alright, the northern soul scene, all of those things, I'm part of that.

That first s- the first song that I ever recorded was What You Gonna Do with the Ike and Tina Turner Revue as an Ikette, and that's now just been recently, um, uh, it's out on Charlie, been released on Charlie Records as, as a vinyl single, along with Everything's Gonna Be Alright.

But obviously Chip Taylor, most famous for writing Wild Thing.

And it's Angel of the Morning.

Okay.

Which was, who sampled it? Was it Shaggy or something? Or was it one of the...

Yeah.

Angel of the Morning.

Okay.

Was

Well, the tree top just glistens.

Marilee Rush is best remembered for her 1968 hit, Angel of the Morning.

On the wonderfully oddball 1983 compilation Scrooge's Rock and Roll Christmas, also titled Christmas Party, she joined the lineup of veteran pop and rock performers and contributed this version of White Christmas.

Just like the ones I used to know