Singer Dee Edwards remains best known in Northern soul circles for the cult classic "All the Way Home." Born Doris Jean Harrell in Montgomery, AL, in June 1945, she began singing in her church choir at age five. After the family's 1960 relocation to Detroit, Harrell and her brother Albert teamed with fellow siblings Tommy and Freddy Martin to form the Paragons.

This track was Edwards first solo release from 1962, she went onto release a number of great songs on Dtown, Premium Stuff, Bump Shop, De To, & Other minor Detroit Labels, RCA, Cotillion (look out for ‘Miracle man’)

After a Minor hit with Miracle Man in the 1980s Dee retired from Music to concentrate on her family. She died in 2006.