Dee Dee Warwick

Dee Dee Warwick began to dabble in a solo career in 1963 cutting what is reportedly the earliest version of "You're No Good" for Jubilee Records produced by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller who later recorded Warwick on their own Tiger label with the 1964 single "Don't Think My Baby's Coming Back". Her sister was with her when Dee Dee Warwick died on October 18 2008 in a nursing home in Essex County New Jersey aged 66. That summer Crawford and Shapiro produced an eight-track session for Warwick at the Pac-Three studios in Detroit.

Delia Mae "Dee Dee" Warwick (September 25 1942 – October 18 2008) was an American soul singer.