Marcie blane where is she now

Post-music, Marcie went to Queens College and became a teacher. Labels -Passings- Marcie Blane Passings. Labels: -Passings- Marcie Blane Passings.

This is an impostor. I'm sorry she's passed, but it's not the singer. I see the original article has been taken down, as well, as they apparently found out the truth. She had 3 siblings, 2 of whom are still alive. Born Marcia Blank on May 21, in Brooklyn, she was one of four children. Her father was a professional musician and Marcie learned the piano and was playing in the Catskills by her mid-teens.

Late in her senior year at Jamaica High School in , she was asked by a friend to record a demo for a song he had written. Blane continued to record for Seville through but they were never able to find a song that would have the success as her very first hit.

A previously lost track featuring Sir Ringo Starr and the late George Harrison, which was discovered in a loft, is set to be released. Girl group The Sherry Sisters put out an answer song, "Stay Away From Bobby" on the Okeh label, a considerable departure that had little to do with Marcie's hit beyond the boy's name in the title.

While all this craziness was going on around her, Marcie was feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of fame and stardom. She had enrolled in Queens College and was making an effort to focus on her studies. The Seville crew, on the other hand, was busy plotting her future.

A shame, too; it took the first single's subject matter to the next logical level, though it was perhaps a bit suggestive, offering questions of concern like ' Bobby's name is absent from the lyrics, but if he was the guy she or more accurately the songwriters had in mind, he was taking advantage of her confessed feelings She became captain of the cheerleaders, secretary of the dance corps and also played violin in the orchestra.

Like many youngsters, come the summer, Marcie went away to camp, in her case Camp Diana in Glen Spey, New York, where she would frequently perform for the other kids, sometimes assisted by her friend Bruce Milner from the adjoining boys camp, Dalmaqua.

By Marcie was secretary of Jamaica High School's senior class. It was about the time of her graduation in June , that Marcie was asked by a songwriter friend to record a demo of some of his compositions. I was only supposed to go in and cut the demo and leave. How could I say no to that? I don't think I ever gave it much thought.

The first song they came up with was "Bobby's Girl". That was the first recording session. But for the time being, life went on as before, "I went away to camp that summer to be a counsellor.