Sister Sledge is an American musical vocal group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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10 Facts About Sister Sledge
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In 2015, Sister Sledge performed for Pope Francis at the World Festival of Families in Philadelphia.
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Sister Sledge was duly invited to perform the national anthem at the opening game in front of 45,000 fans.
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Around this time, Debbie Sledge went on maternity leave and the eldest sister, Carol, filled in for her.
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In 1981, Sister Sledge worked with Narada Michael Walden, who produced their fifth studio album, All American Girls.
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In 1996, after witnessing a shooting in LA, Joni Sister Sledge wrote the protest song "Brother, Brother Stop" that was recorded by the trio and featured on a new greatest-hits CD.
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In December 2000, Sister Sledge performed at the White House for the President and First Lady at the final Christmas party of the Clinton administration.
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In 2011, Sister Sledge came together on The Oprah Winfrey Show for the "Women Who Rock" episode.
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In 2014, Sister Sledge headlined at the Tramlines Festival in Sheffield, United Kingdom along with hip-hop icons, Public Enemy, and collaborated with Scottish electronic producer The Revenge, recording the track "Stay a While" in London.
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Joni Sister Sledge, born September 13,1956, died of natural causes at her home in Phoenix, Arizona on March 10,2017 at age 60.
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