Ellen Shipley
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Ellen Shipley, born 24 March 1949 in New York, is a US musician and songwriter.
[edit] Biography
Shipley is best known for work with Rick Nowels. Together they've written for Kim Wilde and worked on the Belinda Carlisle albums Belinda, Heaven on Earth, Runaway Horses, and Live Your Life Be Free. Shipley has also done solo work, collaborated with Ralph Schuckett, and appeared on Saturday Night Live. She cowrote "Will We Ever Learn" with Brenda Holland, recorded on Oleta Adams' Circle of One album.
[edit] Discography
- Breaking Through The Ice Age, RCA Records AFL1- 3626 (1980) (David Tickle, producer)
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