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The Kittens
Band, DE
R&B/Soul and Rock
The Kittens were from Germantown, Philadelphia and included Barbara [last name not remembered], Sheila Ferguson, Jeanie Scott (older sister of future Three Degrees’ Helen Scott), Yvonne Brown and a fifth member. Presumably the Kittens broke up in 1964 when Richard Barrett auditioned and signed Sheila Ferguson to record solo for him. She would then join the Three Degrees.
Members
 | Sheila Ferguson voc *1947 GB |
Popular Tracks 
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Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Give Me A Shove / Hot Water | The Kittens | 1964 | Single |
| I Need Your Love Tonight / Johnny's Place | The Kittens | 1964 | Single |
| Count Every Star / I'm Worried | The Kittens | 1961 | Single |
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