Vicki Randle
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: 11 December 1954
Ethnicity: African American
Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician, composer
Note: Known as the first (and only) female member of The Tonight Show Band

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Vicki Randle
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: 11 December 1954
Ethnicity: African American
Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician, composer
Note: Known as the first (and only) female member of The Tonight Show Band
If All I Was Was Black by Mavis Staples from the album If All I Was Was Black - Directed and edited by Zac Manuel, featuring Keah Moffett
Mavis Staples - Slippery People
Sister - Cris Williamson, from the album "The Changer And The Changed" (1975)
Written by Cris Williamson.
Cris Williamson - Lead and Backup Vocals, Piano Jacqueline Robbins - Fretless Electric Bass Margie Adams - Backup Vocal Meg Christian - Backup Vocal Holly Near - Backup Vocal Vicki Randle - Backup Vocal
Kofy Brown - Say A Prayer
Mavis Staples - Slippery People
Vicki Randle: The first (and only) female member of The Tonight Show Band.
Skip The Needle Interview
They are a 4-spot musical force, a creative cacophony, a sonic salad, and mostly a kick in the frickin' pants.
They are Skip the Needle, and their deep knowledge of the music that inspires their own is exceeded only by their enthusiasm for playing and spreading joy.
All four ladies sat down with us at Mindseed, and wore us out with their musical knowledge, their diverse tastes, and their infectious penchant for a raucous good time.
Give them a listen, and you'll love where they're coming from.