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		Nicknamed the "Female Preacher," Lyn Collins was discovered in the early '70s along with her relatives Bootsy and Catfish Collins by James Brown, who was making the transition to the hardest funk phase of his career.
		Lyn Collins was born June 12, 1948, in Abilene, TX, where she grew up; she began singing in her teens, waxing a tune called "Unlucky in Love" at age 14, and married a man who served both as her manager and as the local promoter for the James Brown Revue.
		In 1993, Collins' profile was given a boost by female dancehall reggae singer Patra, who invited Collins to perform on her hit remake of "Think (About It)"; partly due to the resulting interest, her two official albums were reissued in England and Holland.
	www.mp3.com /artist/lyn-collins/summary (488 words)

	Lyn Collins - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lyn Collins (12 June 1948 – 13 March 2005) was a soul / RandB singer best known for working with James Brown in the 1970s.
		In 1993, Collins' profile was given a boost by female dancehall reggae singer Patra, who invited Collins to perform on her hit remake of "Think (About It)"; partly due to the resulting interest, her two official albums were reissued in England and Holland.
		Collins continued to tour and perform, most notably at the European Jazz/Funk Festival (in both 1998 and 1999) and the Montreux Jazz Festival.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lyn_Collins (264 words)

	Lyn Collins; singer and James Brown Revue member; 56 \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Lyn Collins, whose funky vocals landed her a spot early in James Brown's stage show and the nickname "Female Preacher," has died.
		Collins, whose voice was also sampled in the 1980s hip-hop hit "It Takes Two," died March 13 of cardiac arrhythmia at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, her son Bobby Jackson said.
		Collins sing in 1970, she was invited to join his traveling show.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20050329/news_1m29collins.html (285 words)

	Lyn Collins - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Nicknamed the "Female Preacher," Lyn Collins was discovered in the early '70s along with her relatives Bootsy and Catfish Collins by James Brown, who was making the transition to the hardest funk phase of his career.
		Lyn Collins was born June 12, 1948, in Abilene, TX, where she grew up; she began singing in her teens, waxing a tune called "Unlucky in Love" at age 14, and married a man who served both as her manager and as the local promoter for the James Brown Revue.
		Collins sent Brown a demo tape and he responded by essentially putting her on standby in 1970, when Marva Whitney left the Revue.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/315/Lyn-Collins/1024671.html (388 words)

	De Leuke Muziekjes Website: Lyn Collins overleden (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lyn Collins, singer and songwriter: born Dime Box, Texas 12 June 1948; married (two sons); died Los Angeles 13 March 2005.
		Lyn Collins was the featured vocalist with James Brown's Soul Revue between 1971 and 1976.
		Brown, who dubbed her "The Female Preacher", signed Collins to his People label and produced her signature song, "Think (About It)", which first made the Top Ten in the US R&B charts before in 1972 crossing over to the mainstream charts.
	www.weirdomusic.com /leukemuziekjes/2005/03/lyn-collins-overleden.htm (143 words)

	Lyn Collins Page
		Lyn told me.), Lyn Collins was discovered by James Brown and later moved, and grew up in Abilene, Texas.
		Lyn was one of several James Brown discoveries, including Bootsy Collins and Catfish Collins, who were, actually, not Lyn's relatives.
		Lyn Collins passed away on the 13th of March 2005 as a result of complications from a seizure she had suffered the previous Thursday 10th of March.
	www.soulwalking.co.uk /Lyn%20Collins.html (339 words)

	soul sides: IF YOU DON'T KNOW HER BY NOW
		Collins hails from Abeline, TX which is where she first met up with JB, having sent the star a demo tape in the late '60s.
		At the time, Whitney was still Brown's main divbut when she left the group (supposedly for both personal and career reasons), Collins was brought into the fold but couldn't step up as the first lady in the crew until Anderson, in 1971, also took leave of the group.
		However, Collins could do more than just screech on cue - "Put It On the Line" showcases her more sultry side (is it me or does this song sound a lot like Moses Dillard's "I've Got to Find a Way").
	soul-sides.com /2005/03/if-you-dont-know-her-by-now.html (408 words)

	USATODAY.com - Singer Lyn Collins dies at 56 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lyn Collins, whose funky vocals landed her a spot in James Brown's stage show and the nickname "Female Preacher," died of cardiac arrhythmia Sunday, said her son.
		Collins, whose voice also was sampled in the 1980s hip-hop hit It Takes Two, died Sunday night at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, her son Bobby Jackson said Monday.
		Collins, who lived in Abilene, Texas, was visiting the Los Angeles area after having returned from a tour in Europe last month.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/news/2005-03-15-lyn-collins-obit_x.htm (286 words)

	Lyn Collins Biography - Leaped from Local Group to Legend's Stage
		Gloria Lyn Collins was born on June 12, 1948, and raised in Abilene, Texas.
		Obscure Belgium label ARS lured Collins back into the studio and she recorded a dance club single called "Shout." In 1988 British label Urban Records re-released her two Polydor albums, making her soul-searing voice accessible to a new generation of listeners.
		On March 13, 2005, Collins died as a result of complications from a seizure she suffered after choking on a piece of food.
	biography.jrank.org /pages/2794/Collins-Lyn.html (1478 words)

	SHOW BUSINESS WEEKLY: REVIEWS: Hometown Movie (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lyn’s new movie is opening in her hometown and her return creates a media frenzy in the quiet, upstate New York town.
		Also waiting is Lyn’s grandmother Kit (Ann Saxman), who is slightly less impressed with Lyn’s newfound fame and is merely interested in seeing her granddaughter again.
		The three Collins women argue the issues of rape, incest, senility and infidelity as they try to deal with several problems haunting their family.
	www.showbusinessweekly.com /archive/139/hometown-movie.html (470 words)

	[beyondjazz.net] Music Discussions - LYN COLLINS IS DEAD (Site not responding. Last check: )
		R&B singer LYN COLLINS, 56, best known for her vocal contribution to the 1988 Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock song "It Takes Two," died March 13th of cardiac arrhythmia.
		Collins was dubbed the "female preacher" by JAMES BROWN when she joined his traveling show in 1970.
		Lyn Collins is best known for her song "Think" which is sampled by DJ E-Z Rock and Rob Base...
	www.beyondjazz.net /viewtopic.php?t=7496 (125 words)

	The Number One Songs In Heaven: The Female Preacher RIP
		This story was just a rumour on Soul Sides yesterday but sadly it's now been confirmed that Lyn Collins died on Sunday at the age of 56.
		Collins joined the James Brown Revue in 1971 after those other Funky Divas Marva Whitney and Vicki Anderson had left.
		She recorded a bunch of great singles with Brown at the controls but only the two albums, "Think (About It)" and "Check Me Out if You Don't Know Me by Now" both of which seem to only be available as very expensive Japanese imports.
	www.londonlee.com /2005/03/female-preacher-rip.html (310 words)

	EURweb.com - Black Entertainment \| Black News \| Urban News \| Hip Hop News
		Born June 12, 1948, in Lexington, TX, Gloria Lyn Collins was discovered in the early '70s along with her relatives Bootsy and Catfish Collins by James Brown, who was on the verge of his hardcore funk phase.
		After Collinsâ stint with Brown, she landed a clerical gig at the Record Plant Recording Studios in Los Angeles where she formed a friendship with fellow clerical worker, and singer, Chatman.
		During the late â80s and early â90s, Collins had become a backup session vocalist, and appeared on the soundtracks of the film âDr. Detroitâ and the TV series âFame.â She also recorded on Belgium's ARS imprint, releasing the songs âShoutâ and âBreak Your Heartâ (for an Italian label).
	www.eurweb.com /story.cfm?id=19373 (425 words)

	Feature: Lyn Collins \| 12/28/2005 \| Citypaper.com
		Collins was born in 1948, in Dime Box, Texas.
		Collins recorded a few more singles, none of which hit with the force (musically or culturally) of “Think (About It),” as well as two uneven albums of ripping funk and leaden cover versions.
		Collins’ music—via the JB worship sparked by Eric B and Rakim and others—was reborn.
	www.citypaper.com /news/story.asp?id=11281 (677 words)

	R&B Singer Lyn Collins Dies
		Lyn Collins, whose funky vocals landed her a spot early in James Brown's stage show and the nickname "Female Preacher," died Sunday in Pasadena, Calif. She was 56.
		Collins, whose voice was also sampled in the 1980s hip-hop hit "It Takes Two," died of cardiac arrhythmia at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, her son Bobby Jackson said.
		Collins, who lived in Abilene, Texas, was visiting the Los Angeles area after having returned from a tour in Europe last month, Jackson said.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000838299 (540 words)

	LynCollins
		Gloria Lavern Collins first discovered her talent at an early age.
		In fact she cut her first single in 1962 when she was only 14.
		We lost Lyn at the young age of 56, when she suffered a seizure on 3-10-05 after choking on some food.
	www.discomuseum.com /LynCollins.html (279 words)

	Soul singer Lyn Collins dies in Pasadena, CA Jet - Find Articles
		Famed soul singer Lyn Collins, best known for the 1971 smash Think About It (It Takes Two To Make A Thing Go Right), recently died of complications of cardiac arrhythmia in Pasadena, CA.
		Collins was a protegee of the Godfather of Soul James Brown and was an integral part of his James Brown Revue in the '70s.
		Born Gloria Lyn Collins in Dime Box, TX, she lived in Abilene, TX, for the last several years.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1355/is_18_107/ai_n13684267 (252 words)

	Lyn Collins - AOL Music
		Lyn told me.), Lyn Collins was discovered by James Brown and later moved,...
		Lyn Collins passed away on the 13th of March 2005 as a result of complications...
		Download, listen and watch Lyn Collins music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
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	Lyn Collins : pictures, photos, wallpapers, music CD, Music DVD, photos, images, pics, posters, music videos : at ...
		The Lyn Collins Site is constantly under construction as we add features, so pardon the occasional dust.
		You brought this Lyn Collins site to where it is, who knows where we it can go...
		Lyn Collins is a newcomer, some people would say a one-hit wonder as the active career spans only one year to date.
	www.starresource.com /Star/Lyn+Collins (164 words)

	Deep Groove Encyclopedia - Lyn Collins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dubbed "The Female Preacher," Texas-born Lyn Collins was one of the main stars in the James Brown galaxy of acts.
		After proving her mettle as a member of the James Brown Revue, she was given the opportunity to cut her own sides.
		Collins unexpectedly passed away on March 13, 2005 after suffering a seizure caused by choking on food.
	www.allthingsdeep.com /dge/lyn_collins.htm (242 words)

	BallerStatus.net \| R&B Legend Lyn Collins Dies At The Age of 56 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On Sunday (March 13), R&B singer Lyn Collins died at the age of 56.
		She first was recognized by the hip-hop world in 1987 when her song "Think (About It)" was sampled on the smash hit "It Takes Two," by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock.
		Before hip-hop was the power it is today, Collins was already established in the '70s.
	www.ballerstatus.net /print/50321214.html (275 words)

	Lyn Collins, 1948-2005
		Lyn Collins, singer and James Brown Revue member, dead at 56
		Lyn Collins, whose funky vocals landed her a spot early in James Brown's stage show and the nickname "Female Preacher," has died.
		Brown heard Collins sing and in 1970 she was invited to join his traveling show.
	www.hiphopmusic.com /2005/03/lyn_collins_19482005.html (847 words)

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		Who's Not - League Batting Average - Monthly Accumulated Marshall Edwards LYN.
		Who's Not - League ERA - Starters - Monthly Accumulated Pat Hentgen LYN.
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	Lyn Collins
		For some mysterious reason this is the only song by Lyn Collins to make a significant dent in music history.
		All I got was another JBFP collection containing another two Lyn Collins tracks, making my total collection of Lyn Collins songs a whopping six-some.
		I was impressed to see this and tried to ask who the genius was who made this intelligent decision, but the goons working at the time had never heard of Lyn before that moment.
	www.thefunkateers.com /lyncollins (816 words)

	LA Reggae Clubs :: View topic - LynCollins(RIP)lastEVERinterviewHEARitONnet11amSUNDAY10thAPR
		The airing of the Lyn Collins Interview has been brought forward from the planned later interview series date due to the recent sad and premature death of Soulful Great Lyn Collins.
		We have just had it confirmed by Lyn Collins management and band that this interview is sadly the LAST interview that Lyn ever recorded.
		The show will be in memory of recent greats we have lost such as Ray Charles and Jimmy Smith and the 2nd half of the program will be dedicated purely to Lyn Collins.
	www.lareggaeclubs.com /board/viewtopic.php?t=529 (538 words)

	Soul Train: The Manhattans/ Lyn Collins/ Lee Auston - TV.com
		Lyn Collins "Fly me to the Moon" and "Never Gonna Give it Up"
		Lyn Collins (Herself), The Manhattans (Themselves), James Brown (Himself)
		Tell the world what you think of The Manhattans/ Lyn Collins/ Lee Auston, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /episode/110572/summary.html (135 words)

	Cocaine Blunts & Hip Hop Tapes » Blog Archive » R.I.P. Lyn Collins
		If you don’t own some Lyn Collins you are missing out on some of the hardest vocal lines in 70’s soul.
		RIP to Lyn Collins, the story is true:
		LOS ANGELES - Lyn Collins, whose funky vocals landed her a spot in James Brown’s stage show and the nickname “Female Preacher,” died of cardiac arrhythmia Sunday, said her son.
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	Soul Train: James Brown & the First Family of Soul/ Fred Wesley & the JB's/ Lyn Collins - TV.com
		And is still doing a lot in U), Lyn Collins (Herself), James Brown (Himself)
		See all James Brown & the First Family of Soul/ Fred Wesley & the JB's/ Lyn Collins Cast & Crew »
		Tell the world what you think of James Brown & the First Family of Soul/ Fred Wesley & the JB's/ Lyn Collins, write a review for this episode.
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