A child's usually small toy having the likeness of a human.
A pretty child.
Slang.
An attractive person.
A woman.
A sweetheart or darling.
A helpful or obliging person.
THE DOLL NAME
In early 1972, Chelsea Doll's father Kenny Doll got his name from his glitter rock groupie girlfriends for being such a sweetie and getting them out of tight situations with famous rock stars.
Born and raised in Hollywood, Chelsea grew up listening to everything from Frank Sinatra to Marc Bolan.
And soon enough, she was sucked into the tempting world of rock n' roll. But Chelsea Doll didn't just listen to musicians...they were over her dad's house everyday. By the age of twelve, she was writing songs of her own. At fourteen, she decided she was serious about her music and started recording.
"Va Va Va Voom" was originally written and performed by Brett Smiley in 1973. Brett, being a good friend of Kenny Doll, was delighted to have his song covered. Brett's album, Breathlessly Brett, was produced by Andrew Loog Oldham in '74 but wasn't released until 2003.
Chelsea's version of "Va Va Va Voom" became an instant favorite for KROQ dj, Rodney Bingenheimer in Los Angeles and WBAI dj, Delphine Blue in New York. London, England also took a liking to Chelsea Doll's sound and started playing her in Glam-ou-rama and other glitter rock clubs.
Chelsea Doll Va Va Va Voom
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This young woman has nerve, verve and her sonic boom hits you head on if you don't swerve! It is a pleasure to know that such accomplishment is possible in one so young. These two track ROCque, and truly express some depth and passion. I look forward to hearing more from
Mademoiselle Chel!sea...
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CHELSEA DOLL "NOCTURNAL BABY"
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i like your music. You probably dont remember me.. I met you at a party a few years ago that don took me to but i looked like a snotty jerk at the time.
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A while ago I found stuff that inspired me to make this film:
Living Under the Shadow of the Nuclear Umbrella
Both artistic (ensure you get the background music!) and educational, it primarily comprises official British government civil defence advice.
Though source materials are quite aged, much remains relevant today.
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Hi jim rose here. yes im the actor who plays the caveman on the commercials so now you have something to tease me about the next time we see each other. Im going to be in your area in the summer hosting rock shows and writing a new book about the people I meet on the road. We should throw a small party together. If you want to hang out ,message me at my other site here www. myspace. com/toohotforfizzle or go to my top friend(same site) We dont read the messages at the circus site. we are getting too many to handle there There are too many there and hard to manage
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