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Mary Esther Wells was born May 13, 1943, and

died July 26, 1992 of cancer of the larynx. She was a chart-topping singer of pop music.

Auditioned for Tamla Records ( Berry Gordy). Signed to Gordy's Motown label in 1961. Remained with Motown until 1966.

One of the signature voices of the Motown Sound.

Hit records:

Wells, Mary Wells, Mary Wells, Mary Wells, Mary Wells, Mary

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