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Rachel Sweet is an American singer, television writer and actress who had a hit single "Everlasting Love" in 1981. She also appeared in films such as Rock 'n' Roll Hotel and Sing, and wrote for shows like Dharma & Greg and The Goldbergs.
Rachel Sweet is a versatile and prolific entertainment professional who started as a country singer at 12 and later became a TV producer, writer and actress. She has worked on shows like The Goldbergs, Broke, Hot in Cleveland and Legally Blonde, and was married to Tom Palmer.
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- Producer, Writer, Actress
- Akron, Ohio, USA
- Rachel Sweet
Apr 20, 2015 · Watch Rachel Sweet perform the Elvis hit Baby Let's Play House in 1979. Learn more about the singer from Akron, Ohio and her album on iTunes.
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Apr 3, 2009 · Watch Rachel Sweet perform Shadows of the Night, a song originally written by D.L. Byron and later covered by Pat Benatar. The video is from her 1981 album, And Then He Kissed Me.
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Rachel Sweet is a singer, actress, writer, and producer who started her career as a country singer at 12 years old. She hosted a TV show called "The Sweet Life" on HBO's Comedy Channel and signed with Columbia Records in 1981.
Watch a 1979 performance of Rachel Sweet's hit song "I Go To Pieces" from the Kenny Everett Video Show (UK). Rachel Sweet was an American singer who retired from music in 1982.
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Rachel Sweet (born July 28, 1962) is an American singer/songwriter, actress and television writer. Sweet began her singing career at age three and would record her first single in 1974.
