Holly Vincent
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Holly Vincent/Holly beth Vincent was the lead singer of Holly and the Italians, best known for the song "Tell That Girl To Shut Up". Later she formed a band called The Oblivious and released an album called Vowel Movement with Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde.
She dated Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits. After she broke up with him, he wrote their hit single "Romeo and Juliet".
She has completed a record Stella Del Razzo, yet unreleased as of 2007.
She lives in Los Angeles.
[edit] Discography
- The Right to Be Italian by Holly and the Italians
- Holly and the Italians by Holly Beth Vincent
- America by the Oblivious (1993)
- Vowel Movement by Vowel Movement [Holly Beth Vincent and Johnette Napolitano]
- Demos Federico by Holly Beth Vincent
- Stella Del Razzo by Holly Beth Vincent[unreleased]
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