Dana Gillespie

Dana Gillespie — aka Richenda Antoinette de Winterstein Gillespie (March 30, 1949) — is an English singer and actress who released the album Foolish Seasons on London Records in 1968, followed by Box of Surprises on Decca in 1969. After several years in theater, she partnered with David Bowie and Mick Ronson, who co-produced her 1973 album Weren’t Born a Man for RCA. During the 1980s, she issued a more prolific string of albums on Ace and Bellaphon.

Discography:

• Foolish Seasons (1968)
• Box of Surprises (1969)
• Weren’t Born a Man (1973)
• Ain’t Gonna Play No Second Fiddle (1974)
• …and the Boogie Woogie Flu (1982 • Mojo Blues Band & Dana Gillespie)
• Blue Job (1982)
• Below the Belt (1984)
• Solid Romance (1984)
• It Belongs to Me (1985)
• I’m a Woman – The Blues Line (1986)
• Move Your Body Close to Me – The Pop Line (1986)
• Hot News (1987)
• Amor (1989)
• Sweet Meat (1989)