Rita Coolidge has worn many faces over the course of her career, bringing a bright light to the worlds of pop, rock, country music and more. Before her solo career soared, she was a part of Joe Cocker and Leon Russell's legendary Mad Dogs & Englishmen road show, belting out a soulful version of the future Carpenters smash "Superstar". Her comely crooning on the 1977 ballad "We're All Alone" emblazoned the song onto the collective pop-culture consciousness forevermore, and after becoming Kris Kristofferson's matrimonial and musical partner, she went on to make an impact on the country scene with dreamy duets like "I'd Rather Be Sorry".