DeBarge

Collection of DeBarge

Groomed to be the heirs to the Jackson 5 throne in the early '80s, DeBarge mirrored the Jacksons early success with a string of hits, but were unable to sustain their winning streak. Originally formed in 1978 and hailing from Grand Rapids, MI, the quintet was comprised of four brothers (Eldra, Mark, James, and Randy) and one sister (Bunny). The band signed on with the same label that the Jacksons started with, Motown, courtesy of their two older brothers, Tommy and Bobby (both of whom were members of another Motown act at the time, Switch). Led by the soft-and-sweet vocals of Eldra (or El, for short), DeBarge issued a debut album in 1981, The DeBarges, which showed that the group had yet to hone their hit-making style. But the quintet soon found the formula, as their sophomore effort, 1982's All This Love, would go on to become DeBarge's first gold-certified success, and spawn such hit singles as "I Like It," "Time Will Reveal," and the title track.

1983's In a Special Way was another gold-certified smash, spawning another hit single with "Love Me in a Special Way," and landing an opening slot on a sold-out U.S. tour with Luther Vandross. For their fourth release overall, 1985's Rhythm of the Night, DeBarge enlisted the aid of songwriter Diane Warren plus respected producers David Foster, Richard Perry, Giorgio Moroder, and Glen Ballard, which resulted in the group's third gold album in a row; as well as the biggest hit single of their career, the up-tempo title track, which nearly topped the pop singles charts and was featured in the movie The Last Dragon the same year. Further hit singles were plucked from the album ("Who's Holding Donna Now?" and "You Wear It Well"), but not all was well behind the scenes.

While 1986 saw the release of the group's first best-of compilation, Greatest Hits, it also signaled El DeBarge's exit from the group to pursue a solo career; he scored a considerable hit right off the bat with a self-titled debut before sinking into obscurity. DeBarge failed to do much better after their leader's exit, as the El-less version of the band managed to issue just one more release, 1987's Back on Track, before splitting up two years later (during the same time, another DeBarge brother, Chico, would also launch a recording career). Further DeBarge compilations saw the light of day subsequently, including 1997's Ultimate Collection and 2000's 20th Masters: The Millennium Collection. Allmusic by Greg Prato

Album: The DeBarges (1981)

01. What's Your Name
02. Dance The Night Away
03. You're So Gentle And So Kind
04. Queen Of My Heart
05. Hesitated
06. Saving Up (All My Love)
07. Share My World
08. Strange Romance

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Album: All This Love (1982)

01. I'll Never Fall in Love Again
02. Stop! Don't Tease Me
03. I Like It
04. Can't Stop
05. All This Love
06. It's Getting Stronger
07. Life Begins With You
08. I'm in Love With You

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Album: In A Special Way (1983)

01. Be My Lady
02. Stay With Me
03. Time Will Reveal
04. Need Somebody
05. Love Me In A Special Way
06. Queen Of My Heart
07. Won't Cha Come Quick
08. I Give Up On You
09. A Dream

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Album: Rhythm Of The Night (1985)

01. Prime Time
02. The Heart Is Not So Smart
03. Who's Holding Donna Now
04. Give It Up
05. Single Heart
06. You Wear It Well
07. The Walls (Came Tumbling Down)
08. Share My World
09. Rhythm of the Night

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Album: (Greatest Hits (1986)

01. Rhythm Of The Night
02. Who's Holding Donna Now
03. You Wear It Well
04. Stop! Don't Tease Me
05. I Like It
06. All This Love
07. Time Will Reveal
08. Love Me In A Special Way
09. Share My World
10. Single Heart
11. The Heart Is Not So Smart

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Album: The Ultimate Collection (1997)

01. Rhythm of the Night
02. Time Will Reveal
03. I Like It
04. You Wear It Well
05. Who's Holding Donna Now?
06. Stop! Don't Tease Me
07. Love Me in a Special Way
08. A Dream
09. Talk to Me
10. All This Love
11. Love Always
12. Who's Johnny
13. The Heart Is Not So Smart
14. Save the Best for Me (Best of Your Lovin')
15. Dance All Night
16. Stay With Me

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Album: The Definitive Collection (2008)

01. Rhythm Of The Night
02. Time Will Reveal
03. I Like It
04. You Wear It Well
05. Who's Holding Donna Now
06. Stop! Don't Tease Me
07. Love Me In A Special Way
08. A Dream
09. Talk To Me
10. All This Love
11. Love Always
12. Who's Johnny
13. The Heart Is Not So Smart
14. Save The Best For Me (Best Of Your Lovin')
15. Dance All Night
16. Stay With Me

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Full Force

Collection of Full Force

Full Force rose to prominence in the mid-'80s, writing and producing popular R&B hits for Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam before embarking on a moderately successful solo career that ultimately led them back to production work in the late '90s. The six-man collective -- featuring Paul Anthony, Bowlegged Lou, B-Fine, Baby Gerry, Shy Shy, and Curt-t-t -- originated in Brooklyn, NY, where they originally met up with Steve Salem in the late '70s, a business-savvy individual who functioned as their manager. With a manager in place and plenty of talent between the various group members, Full Force struggled throughout the early '80s to find a label willing to sign them. Eventually they got a break when they wrote and produced fellow Brooklyn group U.T.F.O.'s "Roxanne Roxanne," a rap song that would attain a certain level of fame thanks to a series of answer records. In early 1985, the single peaked at number ten on Billboard's R&B charts, proving a substantial hit for both the rap group and the production team. From there, Full Force moved onto their next major success with Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, a dance-pop group led by a 16-year-old singer named Lisa Velez. Originally Velez had auditioned for the production team, who then went ahead and recorded "I Wonder if I Take You Home" with her, releasing the single under the moniker Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam With Full Force on an indie New York label, Personal. The song scored success initially overseas before eventually being released by Columbia in the U.S. after getting immense play in New York clubs as an import single. Almost overnight, the song topped Billboard's dance chart and went on to peak at number six on the R&B chart by summer 1985. Thanks to the momentum surrounding the hit single, Full Force signed a deal with Columbia to release solo material. Though they scored some minor R&B hits on their own ("Temporary Love Thing," "Unfaithful So Much," "All in My Mind"), their biggest success continued to be as a production team for Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam ("All Cried Out," "Head to Toe," "Lost in Emotion"). In 1988, Full Force produced James Brown's I'm Real, scoring a substantial hit for the struggling legend with the album's title track, and worked with a number of late-'80s dance-pop stars: Jasmine Guy, Cheryl Pepsii Riley, and Samantha Fox, among others. Throughout the early and mid-'90s, the production team remained relatively quiet before again churning out a number of late-'90s R&B-flavored pop hits with Selena, Backstreet Boys, and LFO, among others. Allmusic by Jason Birchmeier.

Album: Full Force (1985)

01. Alice, I Want You Just For Me!
02. Unselfish Lover
03. Please Stay
04. United
05. Girl If You Take Home
06. The Dream Believer
07. Half A Chance
08. The Man Upstairs
09. Let's Dance Against The Wall

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Album: Get Busy 1 Time (1986)

01. Temporary Love Thing
02. Unfaithful
03. Never Had A Lover
04. Old Flames Never Die
05. Child's Play (Part 1)
06. So Much
07. Chain Me To The Night
08. Body Heavenly
09. Love Scene
10. Child's Play (Part 2)

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Album: Guess Who's Comin To The Crib (1987)

01. Take Care of Homework
02. Love Is For Suckers Like Me and You
03. All in My Mind
04. 3 O'Clock... School's Out!
05. Child's Play (Part 3)
06. Full Force Git Money
07. Your Love Is So Def
08. Katty Women
09. Low Blow Brenda
10. Black Radio

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Album: Smoove (1989)

01. Don't Waste My Time
02. Ain't My Type Of Hype
03. Friends B-4 Lovers
04. All I Wanna Do...
05. 4-U
06. In Like With You
07. It's Been A Long Time
08. Kiss Those Lips
09. Smoove
10. Make Love To My Mind
11. That's How I'm Livin'
12. The Man Upstairs

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Album: Don't Sleep (1992)

01. Intro-Lude (Hudlin' Brothers No Snooze Intro)
02. Don't Sleep
03. Nice 'n' Sleazy
04. Quickie
05. If It's Cool Witcha Baby
06. Interlude (Quiet Storm)
07. Your Place Or Mine
08. Physical Commitment
09. Wait Till I Get Home
10. Interlude (2 Points)
11. Go Wit The Flo
12 .Interlude (The Byrd Factor)
13. After All This Time (Ain't It Great To Be Black)
14. Girl
15. Sharon
16. Makin Love On The Dance Floor
17. My Love Is Free
18. Interlude (900-Force Line)
19. God Will Fix It

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Album: Sugar on Top (1995)

01. We Love The Girls
02. Can I Get Your Number
03. Sugar On Top
04. Meet Me Half Way
05. House Calls
06. True School
07. Phonesex & Hot Water
08. I Appreciate You
09. Back Together Again
10. Ladies First

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Album: Still Standing (2001)

01. The Spittin' Fire (Interlude)
02. Float On
03. I Just Wanna Be With You
04. Float On (Part 2)
05. No Other Love Will Do
06. Kiss It Where It Hurts
07. The Good, The Bad, The Thugly
08. Born To Love Only You
09. Reminisce (Interlude)
10. Alice, I Want You Just For Me
11. Temporary Love Thing
12. Ain't My Type Of Hype
13. Unselfish Lover
14. They Don't Know About Full Force (Interlude)
15. Roxanne, Roxanne
16. I Wonder If I Take You Home

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Album: Ahead Of Their Time! Full Force's Greatest Hits (2001)

01. Alice I Want You Just For Me (Extended Version)
02. Let's Dance Against The Wall
03. Ain't My Type Of Hype (1990 House Party Off The Hook Mix)
04. Friends B-4 Lovers
05. Temporary Love Thing
06. All Cried Out (with Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam)
07. Unselfish Lover (Extended Mix)
08. Unfaithful
09. 4U - Full Force's Mellow Medley
10. All In My Mind
11. Love Scene
12. Kiss Those Lips
13. Your Love Is So Def (Full Force Ahead Of Their Time Remix)
14. Please Stay
15. The Man Upstairs

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Album: Legendary (2007)

01. Ain't My Type of Hype (House Party Mix)
02. Alice, I Want You Just for Me!
03. Temporary Love Thing
04. YOU! (feat. Diamondz in the Dirt & Svn-up
05. Static - James Brown & Full Force
06. 4-U (Full Force's Mellow Medley)
07. Everyday Is Mother's Day
08. We're Feeling You Oprah (feat. Big Shawn)
09. All Cried Out - Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam with Full Force
10. Friend B-4 Lovers
11. Unselfish Lover
12. Thanks for My Child (The Confrontation Mix) - Cheryl PepsiiRiley with Full Force
13. Water from Stone
14. I Asked for a Miracle (God Gave Me You) - Philip Bailey & Full Force

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G.Q.

Collection of G.Q.
A Bronx group that effectively mixed East Coast disco and Chicago soul covers in the late '70s and early '80s, GQ began as Sabu & the Survivors in 1968. Lead vocalist Emanuel Rahiem Leblanc, Keith Crier, Herb Lane, and Paul Service were original members, but by 1980 GQ was a trio following Service's departure. They had two Top 10 R&B and Top 20 pop hits, as well as a number one R&B single in 1979, with "Disco Nights (Rock-Freak)" also peaking at #12 pop; the single also won GQ an American Music Award. Their remakes of the Billy Stewart classics "I Do Love You" and "Sitting in the Park" were number five and number nine R&B singles in 1979 and 1980 respectively, with "I Do Love You" also reaching number 20 pop. They enjoyed one other Top 30 R&B single in 1981, "Shake." All their hits were on Arista from 1979 to 1982. Allmusic by Ron Wynn

Album: Disco Nights Remastered (1979)


01. Disco Nights (Rock Freak)
02. Boogie Oogie Oogie
03. This Happy Feeling
04. Shake
05. Is It Cool
06. Standing Ovation
07. GQ Down
08. Make My Dreams a Reality
09. I Love (The Skin You're In)
10. Someday (In Your Life)
11. Sad Girl
12. Sitting In The Park
13. Don't Stop This Feeling
14. I Do Love You
15. Zone (By Rhythm Makers)

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Album: Two (1980)



01. Standing Ovation
02. Is It Cool
03. Someday (In Your Life)
04. Lies
05.GQ Down
06. Don't Stop This Feeling
07. Reason For The Season
08. Sitting In The Park
09. It's Like That

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Album: Face To Face (1981)



01. Shake
02. You Put Some Love In My Life
03. Shy Baby
04. Sad Girl
05. I Love (The Skin You're In)
06. Boogie Shoogie Feelin'
07. Dark Side Of The Sun
08. Face To Face
09. You've Got The Floor

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Album: Best Of Disco Nights (2002)


01. Disco Nights (Rock Freak)
02. Sad Girl
03. Standing Ovation
04. Make My Dreams A Reality
05. I Do Love You
06. Sitting In The Park
07. Shake
08. Don't Stop This Feeling
09. GQ Down
10. This Happy Feeling

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Pebbles

Collection of Pebbles

Although dance-pop singer Pebbles scored several hit singles on her own during the '80s, she has become best-known as the manager (and creator) of one of the genre's biggest hit machines the following decade. Born Perri McKissack in Oakland, CA, on November 6, 1966, the singer (who is the cousin of R&B singer Cherelle) got her start in the early '80s as a backup singer for percussionist/band leader Bill Summers and the funk outfit Con Funk Shun, helping co-pen one of the latter band's hits, "Body Lovers." By the end of the decade, however, McKissack was ready to strike out on her own, going by the name Pebbles and signing a recording contract with MCA. The singer's self-titled 1988 debut featured contributions from both Babyface and Michael Sembello (as well as renowned producer L.A. Reid, who Pebbles would eventually marry), and spawned a pair of Top Five hits, "Girlfriend" and "Mercedes Boy," pushing the album to platinum status stateside.

Pebbles' follow-up recording, 1990's Always, fared nearly as well, going gold and spawning another Top Five hit with "Giving You the Benefit," while both Salt-N-Pepa and Cherelle made guest appearances on the record. Instead of pursuing her solo career, Pebbles then founded her own record label, Savvy Records, and created the Atlanta, GA-based hip-hop/dance trio TLC (comprised of members Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes). Guiding TLC's career and serving as their manager, the trio became one of pop's biggest hit-making groups by 1994, thanks to their 11 times platinum smash Crazysexycool. Pebbles returned back to her solo career in 1995 with her third release overall, Straight From the Heart. Although it was a much more mature work (and featured contributions from such producers/songwriters as Sean "Puffy" Combs, Kyle West, and Organized Noize), it failed to match the commercial success of its predecessors. 2000 saw the release of a 14-track career overview on the Hip-O label with Greatest Hits. Allmusic by Greg Prato

Album: Pebbles (1987)

01. Girlfriend
02. Two Hearts
03. First Step (In the Right Direction)
04. Take Your Time
05. Slip Away
06. Mercedes Boy
07. Do Me Right
08. Love-Hate
09. Baby Love
10. Give Me Your Love

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Album: Always (1990)

01. Giving You The Benefit
02. Backyard
03. Love Make Things Happen
04. Say A Prayer For Me
05. Why Do I Believe (Prelude)
06. Give It To Me
07. Why Do I Believe
08. Always
09. Stay With Me
10. Good Thang
11. Giving You The Benefit (Extended Club Mix)

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Album: Straight From My Heart (1995)

01. Club Laid Back (Intro)
02. Like The Last Time
03. Are You Ready
04. I Can't Help It
05. You
06. Happy
07. Soul Replacement
08. Club Laid Back (Reprise)
09. It's Alright
10. Show Me
11. Straight From My Heart
12. Angel
13. One More Try
14. Long Way To Travel
15. Club Laid Back (Outro)

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Album: Greatest Hits (2000)

01. Love Makes Things Happen
02. Always
03. It's Alright
04. Giving You The Benefit
05. Girlfriend
06. Backyard (feat Salt 'N' Pepa)
07. Mercedes Boy
08. Give Me Your Love
09. Take Your Time
10. I Can't Help It
11. Are You Ready
12. Do Me Right
13. Why Do I Believe
14. Angel

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Album: Prophetic Flow (2008)

CD1

01. When You Come To Worship Him
02. Receive Us Lord (May We Enter Your Courts)
03. Who Is This King
04. Oh, Oh (My Soul Worships U)
05. My First
06. Jesus
07. Surrender

CD2

01. Let Freedom Reign
02. He's Holy
03. O Lord
04. U'r My Friend
05. Say No
06. In My Soul
07. I'll Worship U

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Tevin Campbell

Collection of Tevin Campbell

There's some dispute over who actually discovered Texas child sensation Tevin Campbell. Some accounts credit flutist Bobbi Humphrey, while much of the publicity material credits Quincy Jones. It's assured that Campbell first came to the notice of music fans just after his 11th birthday in late 1989 when he appeared on Jones' LP Back on the Block and was featured on "Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me)," which hit number one on the R&B charts in June 1990. With his high, flexible tenor, Campbell recalled an earlier Jones protégé, Michael Jackson. Later that year, he appeared in Prince's Graffiti Bridge film singing "Round and Round," which Prince wrote for him and which became a gold single. Next, in the summer of 1991, he appeared on the soundtrack to Boyz in the Hood singing "Just Ask Me To," a Top Ten R&B hit. All of this set the stage for his debut album, 1991's T.E.V.I.N., which went platinum and spawned two R&B chart-toppers, "Tell Me What You Want Me to Do" and "Alone with You," as well as the R&B Top Five hit "Goodbye." I'm Ready, released two years later, did even better, going double platinum and featuring three R&B chart hits -- the number one "Can We Talk," "I'm Ready," which went Top Five, and "Always in My Heart," which reached the Top Ten. But 1996's Back to the World was a sales disappointment, and 1999's Tevin Campbell did even worse. A compilation package was issued in early 2001. Allmusic by Ron Wynn & William Ruhlmann


Album: T.E.V.I.N. (1991)










01. Round And Round (Soul Mix Edit)
02. (Interlude) Over The Rainbow And On To The Sun
03. Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
04. Lil' Brother
05. Alone With You
06. Strawberry Letter 23
07. One Song
08. Just Ask Me To
09. Goodbye
10. Perfect World
11. Confused
12. Look What We'd Have (If You Were Mine)
13. She's All That




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Album: I'm Ready (1993)










01. Can We Talk
02. Don't Say Goodbye Girl
03. Interlude
04. The Halls Of Desire
05. I'm Ready
06. What Do I Say
07. Uncle Sam
08. Interlude
09. Paris 1798430
10. Always In My Heart
11. Interlude
12. Shhh
13. Brown Eyed Girl
14. Infant Child




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Album: Back To The World (1996)









01. Back To The World
02. Dry Your Eyes
03. You Don't Have To Worry
04. I Got It Bad
05. Tell Me Where
06. Could It Be
07. I Need You
08. I'll Be There
09. We Can Work It Out
10. Beautiful Thing
11. Could You Learn To Love
12. Break Of Dawn




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Album: Tevin Campbell (1999)









01. Another Way
02. Never Again
03. Since I Lost You
04. For Your Love
05. The Only One For Me
06. My Love Ain't Blind
07. Everything You Are
08. Dandelion
09. Losing All Control
10. Don't Throw Your Life Away
11. Just Begun To Grow
12. Siempre Estaras En Mi (Dandelion)




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Album: The Best of Tevin Campbell (2001)









01. Can We Talk
02. I'm Ready
03. Shhh
04. Always In My Heart
05. Back To The World
06. Could You Learn To Love
07. Goodbye
08. Round And Round (Soul mix, edit)
09. Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
10. One Song
11. Another Way
12. Don't Say Goodbye Girl
13. What Do I Say
14. Brown Eyed Girl
15. Tell Me Where




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Cherrelle

Collection of Cherrelle

Cherrelle hit number one R&B with "Everything I Miss at Home" written and produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Her other hits with the duo include "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On," "When I Look in Your Eyes," and a couple of debuts with Alexander O' Neal -- "Saturday Love" and "Never Knew Love Like This."

Born Cheryl Week Norton in 1958 in Los Angeles, CA, her cousin is singer Pebbles. When her family moved to Detroit, MI, she met bassist/singer Michael Henderson who had hits with Norman Conners ("Valentine Love," a number ten hit duet with Jean Carn and "You Are My Starship," a number four summer 1976 hit). In 1977, Henderson was recording his gold album In the Night-Time ("Take Me I'm Yours," "In the Night-Time") and invited Cheryl to the studio. She come there in the evenings after she'd finished working at the bank. She became Cherrelle because her boss would be stressed because she was always late for work. She'd yell, "Cher---relle, you're late!"

Cherrelle went on tour with Michael Henderson and Luther Vandross. Later, she recorded a demo that came to the attention of Tabu Records owner Clarence Avant. Her attorney father negotiated the recording contract with Avant's label that was distributed by A&M Records. Teamed with producers/songwriters Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who had hits with Tabu recording act the S.O.S. Band, Cherrelle began to have a steady stream of hits: Fragile from summer 1984 produced the singles "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" and the popular radio-aired "When I Look in Your Eyes"; High Priority had the number two R&B hit "Saturday Love," a duet with labelmate Alexander O' Neal.

Jam & Lewis decided to apply a concept LP format for Cherrelle's third album like they'd used for O'Neal's Hearsay album, Affair. The concept was the songs would be based around a romantic relationship that went bad. The LP's first single was another Cherrelle/O'Neal duet, "Never Knew Love Like This," which parked at number two R&B for two weeks on Billboard's charts in early 1988. The duo decided that "Everything I Miss at Home" should have a jazz piano lounge feel to it. It went to number one R&B in late 1988. Affair, which went to number 15 R&B in late 1988, also yielded "Affair," a number four R&B hit, in early 1989.

Her last charting LP, The Woman That I Am, with production by Narada Michael Walden, boasted "Never in My Life," "Tears of Joy," "Still in Love With You," and a cover of Carla Thomas' "Gee Whiz."

Cherrelle appears on LPs by Alexander O' Neal ("In the Middle"/"Your Precious Love" from his 1993 LPLove Makes No Sense and "Baby Come to Me" from 1997's Lovers Again) and Pebbles ("Always" from her gold Always album and on her 1995 Straight From My Heart album). Cherrelle resurfaced in 1999 with her The Right Time CD.

Album: Fragile (1984)

01. Fragile... Handle With Care
02. I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
03. Like I Will
04. I Will Wait For You
05. Who's It Gonna Be
06. Stay With Me
07. When You Look Into My Eyes
08. I Need You Now

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Album: High Priority (1985)

01.The Opening
02. You Look Good To Me
03. Artificial Heart
04. New Love
05. Oh No It's U Again
06. Saturday Love
07. Will You Satisfy
08. Where Do I Run To
09. High Priority
10. New Love Reprise

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Album: Affair (1988)

01. Looks Aren't Everything
02. Pick Me Up
03. Discreet
04. Happy That You're Happy With Me
05. Affair
06. What More Can I Do For You
07. Foolin' Around
08. Everything I Miss At Home
09. Keep It Inside
10. My Friend
11. Crazy (For Lovin' You)
12. Lucky
13. Home

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Album: The Woman I Am (1991)

01. Never In My Life
02. 7 Days A Week
03. Baby, It's You
04. Still In Love With You
05. Love Me Tonight
06. Woman I Am
07. Tears Of Joy
08. Gee Whiz
09. Nothing's Ever Gonna Stop (The Way I Feel)
10. Where Do We Go From Here

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Album: The Best Of Cherrelle (1995)

01. I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
02. Saturday Love
03. Affair
04. Everything I Miss At Home
05. Keep It Inside
06. You Look Good To Me
07. Fragile... Handle With Care
08. Will You Satisfy
09. High Priority
10. Artificial Heart

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Album: The Right Time (1999)

01. Intro
02. The Right Time (featuring Keith Murray)
03. Stop Loving You
04. Just Tell Me
05. Don't
06. Sleepin' With The Enemy
07. Interlude
08. Next To You
09. Baby Come To Me (featuring Alexander O'Neal)
10. Never Leave You Lonely
11. Into My Eyes
12. Pillow Talk
13. Let It Go
14. Saturday Love (featuring Alexander O'Neal)
15. Outro

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Album: Greatest Hits (2005)

01. I Didn't Mean To Turn You On
02. Affair
03. Everything I Miss At Home
04. Where Do I Run To
05. Will You Satisfy?
06. Never Knew Love Like This (with Alexander O'Neal)
07. Saturday Love (with Alexander O'Neal)
08. When You Look In My Eyes
09. What More Can I Do For You
10. You Look Good To Me
11. Fragile... Handle With Care
12. Artificial Heart
13. Like I Will

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En Vogue

Collection of En Vogue

The female vocal quartet En Vogue was conceived and put together by the production team of Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy, both former members of Club Nouveau. Foster and McElroy wanted a vocal group who could exude sultriness and intelligence in addition to vocal proficiency, and as producers, they wanted material that would fuse R&B and girl group traditions with hip-hop and new jack swing rhythms. The two held auditions and settled on a membership of former Miss Black California Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones, Dawn Robinson, and Terry Ellis. The new group performed two songs on Foster and McElroy's FM2 album, and the producers crafted an image of them as stylish, sophisticated, and sexy. Originally called For You, the women switched to the more elegant Vogue, and then En Vogue after learning of another group with a very similar name.
En Vogue's debut album, Born to Sing, appeared in 1990 and launched the pop crossover smash "Hold On," which peaked at number two and helped the album go platinum. The group attracted comparisons to the Supremes, even though groupmembers shared lead vocals and intentionally designated no particular singer the "star." In between albums, Herron appeared in the film Juice. When En Vogue returned in 1992 with Funky Divas, critical and commercial response was overwhelming. The album's wide array of styles, from pop and R&B to rap, rock, and reggae, were lauded in print; the first three singles -- "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)," "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" (both covers of songs written by Curtis Mayfield), and "Free Your Mind" (which borrowed a chorus line from George Clinton) -- reached the Top Ten, and the album went multi-platinum. En Vogue were in the Top Ten again in 1993, backing Salt-N-Pepa on their hit "Whatta Man."
As En Vogue was recording its third album, Dawn Robinson left the group. Before they released the record, "Don't Let Go (Love)," a song the group contributed to the Set It Off soundtrack, became a number two single in early 1997. Six months later, the band released their third album, EV3. The group's first compilation, The Best of En Vogue, was released in the summer of 1999. 2000 saw the release of Masterpiece Theater (originally titled Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Cool) but immediately after an interview on BET the group was informed that they were dropped by their label due to slower than expected sales.
In 2001 Amanda Cole was added as a fourth member but soon after Maxine Jones announced her desire to spend more time with her young daughter and departed. Returned to a trio, the group started touring again and in late summer Rhino released their second compilation, The Very Best of En Vogue. Things were quiet until the group returned at the end of 2002 with a contribution to the Deliver Us from Eva soundtrack and their first Christmas album, The Gift of Christmas, on a small, independent label Discretion Entertainment. Promotion for the album was so limited that only those who regularly visit En Vogue fansites were aware of it and to make matters worse, Amanda Cole left the group in the middle of 2003 for a solo career. A false rumor that Chanté Moore had joined the group proved untrue and talks with Dawn Robinson and Maxine Jones failed to bring either back to the group permanently. In September of 2003 the group appeared out of nowhere for a small European tour with Maxine Jones filling in temporarily for Cindy Herron (who had just had her fourth child) and a new member, Rhona Bennett, made her debut. Bennett had recorded an album as simply Rhona for Sony in 2001 (which included the hit "Satisfied"), and also had a recurring role on The Jamie Foxx Show. Jones and Herron traded places again and the new trio released Soul Flower in early 2004 on 33rd Street Records. Allmusic The female vocal quartet En Vogue was conceived and put together by the production team of Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy, both former members of Club Nouveau. Foster and McElroy wanted a vocal group who could exude sultriness and intelligence in addition to vocal proficiency, and as producers, they wanted material that would fuse R&B and girl group traditions with hip-hop and new jack swing rhythms. The two held auditions and settled on a membership of former Miss Black California Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones, Dawn Robinson, and Terry Ellis. The new group performed two songs on Foster and McElroy's FM2 album, and the producers crafted an image of them as stylish, sophisticated, and sexy. Originally called For You, the women switched to the more elegant Vogue, and then En Vogue after learning of another group with a very similar name.
En Vogue's debut album, Born to Sing, appeared in 1990 and launched the pop crossover smash "Hold On," which peaked at number two and helped the album go platinum. The group attracted comparisons to the Supremes, even though groupmembers shared lead vocals and intentionally designated no particular singer the "star." In between albums, Herron appeared in the film Juice. When En Vogue returned in 1992 with Funky Divas, critical and commercial response was overwhelming. The album's wide array of styles, from pop and R&B to rap, rock, and reggae, were lauded in print; the first three singles -- "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)," "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" (both covers of songs written by Curtis Mayfield), and "Free Your Mind" (which borrowed a chorus line from George Clinton) -- reached the Top Ten, and the album went multi-platinum. En Vogue were in the Top Ten again in 1993, backing Salt-N-Pepa on their hit "Whatta Man."
As En Vogue was recording its third album, Dawn Robinson left the group. Before they released the record, "Don't Let Go (Love)," a song the group contributed to the Set It Off soundtrack, became a number two single in early 1997. Six months later, the band released their third album, EV3. The group's first compilation, The Best of En Vogue, was released in the summer of 1999. 2000 saw the release of Masterpiece Theater (originally titled Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Cool) but immediately after an interview on BET the group was informed that they were dropped by their label due to slower than expected sales.
In 2001 Amanda Cole was added as a fourth member but soon after Maxine Jones announced her desire to spend more time with her young daughter and departed. Returned to a trio, the group started touring again and in late summer Rhino released their second compilation, The Very Best of En Vogue. Things were quiet until the group returned at the end of 2002 with a contribution to the Deliver Us from Eva soundtrack and their first Christmas album, The Gift of Christmas, on a small, independent label Discretion Entertainment. Promotion for the album was so limited that only those who regularly visit En Vogue fansites were aware of it and to make matters worse, Amanda Cole left the group in the middle of 2003 for a solo career. A false rumor that Chanté Moore had joined the group proved untrue and talks with Dawn Robinson and Maxine Jones failed to bring either back to the group permanently. In September of 2003 the group appeared out of nowhere for a small European tour with Maxine Jones filling in temporarily for Cindy Herron (who had just had her fourth child) and a new member, Rhona Bennett, made her debut. Bennett had recorded an album as simply Rhona for Sony in 2001 (which included the hit "Satisfied"), and also had a recurring role on The Jamie Foxx Show. Jones and Herron traded places again and the new trio released Soul Flower in early 2004 on 33rd Street Records.

Album: Born To Sing (1990)


01. Party
02. Strange
03. Lies
04. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
05. Hold On
06. Part Of Me
07. You Don't Have To Worry
08. Time Goes On
09. Just Can't Stay Away
10. Don't Go
11. Luv Lines
12. Waitin' On You

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Album: Funky Divas (1992)


01. Runaway Love
02. Whatta Man
03. This Is Your Life
04. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
05. Hip Hop Lover
06. Free Your Mind
07. Desire
08. Giving Him Something He Can Feel
09. It Ain't Over Till the Fat Lady Sings
10. Give It Up, Turn It Loose
11. Yesterday
12. Hooked on Your Love
13. Love Don't Love You
14. What Is Love
15. Thanks/Prayer

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Album: EV3 (1997)



01. Whatever
02. Don't Let Go (Love)
03. Right Direction
04. Damn I Wanna Be Your Lover
05. Too Gone, Too Long
06. You're All I Need
07. Let It Flow
08. Sitting by Heaven's Door
09. Love Makes You Do Thangs
10. What a Difference a Day Makes
11. Eyes of a Child
12. Does Anybody Hear Me
13. I've Got Your Gun

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Album: Best of En Vogue (1999)



01. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
02. Hold On
03. Whatta Man
04. Free Your Mind
05. Don't Let Go (Love)
06. Giving Him Something He Can Feel
07. No Fool No More
08. Whatever
09. Lies
10. Give It Up, Turn It Loose
11. Runaway Love
12. Too Gone, Too Long
13. Let It Flow
14. Love Don't Love You
15. Let It Flow [Funk Food Radio Remix]
16. Hold On [Remix]

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Album: Master Piece Theater (2000)



01. Riddle
02. No No No (Can't Come Back)
03. Falling in Love
04. Love U Crazay
05. I Love You More
06. Sad But True
07. Love Won't Take Me Out
08. Que Sera
09. EV Sweet Outro
10. Beat of Love
11. Latin Soul
12. Work It Out
13. Those Dogs
14. My Man
15. It's On
16. I Love You More (Remix)

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Album: Very Best of En Vogue (2001)


01. Hold On
02. Free Your Mind
03. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
04. Don't Let Go (Love)
05. Give It Up, Turn It Loose
06. Whatta Man (ft. Salt-N-Pepa)
07. Lies
08. Whatever
09. Love Don't Love You
10. You Don't Have To Worry
11. Waitin' On You
12. Runaway Love
13. Giving Him Something He Can Feel
14. Don't Go
15. Let It Flow
16. Hold On (Hip Hop Remix)

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Album: Soul Flower (2004)


01. Losin My Mind
02. Ez-A-Lee
03. Ooh Boy
04. All You See
05. Dissed Him
06. Ooh La La
07. I Do Love You (Piece Of My Love)
08. Stop
09. Heaven
10. Everyday
11. Nearly Lost
12. Million Different Ways
13. Careful
14. How Do I Get Over
15. New Day Callin'

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Album: Hold On & Other Hits (2005)

01. Hold On
02. Lies
03. Free Your Mind
04. Love Don't Love You
05. Runaway Love
06. Give It Up, Turn It Loose
07. Whatever
08. Yesterday
09. Waitin' On You
10. Giving Him Something He Can Feel

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Album: The Platinum Collection (2007)


01. Hold On
02. Don't Let Go (Love)
03. Whatever
04. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
05. Free Your Mind
06. Giving Him Something He Can Feel
07. Lies
08. You Don't Have To Worry
09. Waitin' On You
10. Don't Go
11. Give It Up, Turn It Loose
12. Love Don't Love You
13. Runaway Love
14. Let It Flow
15. No Fool No More
16. Riddle

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Album: Don't Let Go: The Very Best Of (2010)



CD1
01. Hold On
02. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
03. Free Your Mind
04. Giving Him Something He Can Feel
05. Lies
06. You Don't Have To Worry
07. Party
08. Don't Go
09. Waitin' On You
10. Yesterday
11. Hooked On Your Love
12. Love Don't Love You
13. Runaway Love
14. Hip Hop Lover
15. Desire
16. What Is Love
17. Let If Flow
18. I've Got Your Gun

CD2
01. Don't Let Go (Love)
02. Whatta Man
03. Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
04. Whatever
05. Too Gone Too Long
06. Damn I Wanna Be Your Lover
07. What A Difference A Day Makes
08. You're All I Need
09. No Fool No More
10. Riddle
11. Love You Crazay
12. Falling In Love
13. Number One Man
14. Those Dogs
15. Runaway Love
16. Hold On (Hip Hop Remix)
17. Riddle (Red Zone Remix Edit)
18. Does Anybody Hear Me

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