also had her own one-woman show, Darlene Love: Portrait of a Woman, which was performed at The Bottom Line in New York City. Love is also remembered for her hit "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" from the 1963 album A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector. Following Doris Kenner Jackson's death in 2000 from breast cancer, James revived the Blossoms with original member Gloria Jones and a new third member. In 2013, the Blossoms (namely Love, James, Wright, and Jones) were highlighted in the Oscar-winning documentary 20 Feet From Stardom, in which it was revealed that they had also sung backing vocals for Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash", Frank Sinatra's version of "That's Life", and Betty Everett's "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)". Members Fanita James (1954–1990; 2000–present) Gloria Jones (1954–1962; 2000–present) Annette Williams (1954–1960) Nanette Williams (1954–1958) Jewel Cobbs (1954) Pat Howard (1954) Darlene Love (1958–1974) Gracia Nitzsche (1962–1964) Edna Wright (1962–1964) Carolyn Willis (1962–1964) Jean King (1964–1983) Filmography References American soul musical groups African-American girl groups Musical groups established in 1954 Musical groups from Los Angeles Capitol Records artists Challenge Records artists Reprise Records artists Ode Records artists MGM Records artists Bell Records artists Musical backing groups