The Cooperettes

The group included the Cooper sisters, Janette, Debbie, Tina and Angie. They raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and They started singing in church in the early 1960's as The Little Cooperettes. They shortened their name to The Cooperettes when they switched to R&B. The girls were managed by their mother Ethyl Cooper who arranged a recording contract with Brunswick Records. Their first single “Goodbye School” was a big seller in Philadelphia in 1966.