When did the song automatic come out?
1983
Automatic/Released
“Automatic” is a song recorded by American vocal group The Pointer Sisters for their tenth studio album Break Out (1983). The song was released by the Planet label on January 13, 1984 as the second single from Break Out.
Who wrote automatic Miranda Lambert?
Miranda Lambert
Nicolle GalyonNatalie Hemby
Automatic/Composers
Who sings the country song automatic?
Miranda Lambert
Automatic/Artists
Who recorded automatic?
The Pointer Sisters
What movie had the song automatic?
The original song featured on the soundtrack of a number of films, including The Return of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman in 1987 and Ricochet in 1991. It also appeared on the soundtrack of the cult video racing car game, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, in 2002.
Are the Pointer Sisters still alive?
How many members of the original Pointer Sisters are still alive? Two of the group’s original members are still alive. Ruth Pointer still performs with the group, and Anita Pointer is alive but retired because of health problems. Ruth now tours with her daughter, Issa, and her granddaughter, Sadako.
How old is Miranda Lambert now?
37 years (November 10, 1983)
Miranda Lambert/Age
4) Miranda Lambert’s husband is about 8 years younger than the star! Brendan McLoughlin is 29 years old (born October 14, 1991) and Miranda Lambert is 37 years old (born November 10, 1983).
Where are the Pointer Sisters now?
Two of the group’s original members are still alive. Ruth Pointer still performs with the group, and Anita Pointer is alive but retired because of health problems. Ruth now tours with her daughter, Issa, and her granddaughter, Sadako.
Is one of the Pointer Sisters a man?
Ruth Esther Pointer (born March 19, 1946) is an American singer–songwriter who is best known as the eldest member of the American family vocal group The Pointer Sisters.
How many of the Pointer Sisters have died?
Why did Bonnie leave the Pointer Sisters?
Shortly after graduating from high school, Bonnie wanted to move away from singing gospel songs into clubs to pursue a professional singing career. “The Pointer Sisters would never have happened had it not been for Bonnie,” Anita Pointer said in her statement.