Oh My Angel, Bertha Tillman (1962) “R&B singer Bertha Tillman was born in Texas, but moved to San Diego where her career started. She only recorded a few singles, including her cover of the oldies staple “Oh My Angel” and a song called “I Wish” (released as Bertha Tillman & The Killers), both appearing on Bob Shad‘s New York label Brent Records. She died in San Diego on May 31, 1993, at the age of 50.”
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Gov. Gavin & Jake T. went fishing.
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Pointer pointer [via Memo Of The Air].
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Oh my, angel…
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I don’t know how well it charted nationally, but “Oh, My Angel” was a big, local hit here in Pittsburgh. Great slow dance tune that I would always play at oldies dances. Still wasn’t the #1 oldie here. That one was: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa9FMB4gsqw
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OMA got radio play in Cincinnati, enough for me to remember it.
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