Rosa Lee Hawkins, Youngest Member of the Dixie Cups, Dies at 76
The singing group’s debut single, “Chapel of Love,” rose to the top of the charts in 1964, displacing the Beatles’ “Love Me Do.”
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The singing group’s debut single, “Chapel of Love,” rose to the top of the charts in 1964, displacing the Beatles’ “Love Me Do.”
Erika Goldring/Getty ImagesRosa Lee Hawkins, an original member of the New Orleans R&B vocal trio The Dixie Cups, died Tuesday at a hospital in Ta...
Erika Goldring/Getty ImagesRosa Lee Hawkins, an original member of the New Orleans R&B vocal trio The Dixie Cups, died Tuesday at a hospital in Ta...
Rosa Lee Hawkins, one of the three original singers in the New Orleans rhythm and blues group The Dixie Cups, died on Tuesday in Tampa, Florida.
Hawkins was an original member of The Dixie Cups, who earned a No. 1 hit in 1964 with Chapel of Love.