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This Tampa, Florida-based soul trio originally featured Brenda Hillard, Albert Bailey, and Zulema Cusseaux, and were referred to as the Lovelles. As Trust, Wish & Charity, the trio started documenting for the Maxwell label in 1970, also the entire year they released their 1st recording, a self-titled arranged. Van McCoy …

Dorothy Moore had two large hits in 1976 for Malaco with “Misty Blue” and “Crazy How Period Slips Away.” “Misty Blue” was lots two R&B and number 3 pop single along with a sizzling little bit of heartache spirit, while “Funny How Period Slips Apart” wasn’t as definitive a spirit …

Edna Wright, Carolyn Willis, and Shellie Clark comprised the vocal trio Honey Cone, which only stayed together for four years but was still one of the better feminine spirit groups of the first ’70s. Although Honey Cone (which business lead singer Wright shaped in 1969) was located in LA, their …

Though soul/pop Peaches and Herb was billed being a duo, their group member rotation is even more much like a group’s. The initial Peaches, Francine Hurd Barker, a Washington, D.C., indigenous, earned the child years nickname “Peaches” due to her genteel way. She sang in community organizations and in her …

Lots of the groupings Lamont Dozier and Eddie and Brian Holland (HDH) signed with their family of brands (Invictus, Hot Polish, Music Product owner) in the past due ’60s were supergrouped or piecemealed together. Once the brands proceeded to go under, the groupings followed fit, and understandably therefore; that they …

Heavily influenced simply by Labelle as well as the Pointer Sisters, Stargard was a lady R&B vocal group which was most widely known for providing the theme song in the 1977 film Which Method Is Up. Rochelle Runnells, Debra Anderson, and Janice Williams — who comprised Stargard’s primary three-woman lineup …