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First single and video by the Body sisters from 1987 produced by Michael J. Powell and SIr Gant. Song penned by Dean Gant and Mark Winkler. A very talented R&B girl group that debuted several years before En Vogue, but didn't hit the charts until the second time around.
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First single and video by the Body sisters from 1987 produced by Michael J. Powell and SIr Gant. Song penned by Dean Gant and Mark Winkler. A very talented R&B girl group that debuted several years before En Vogue, but didn't hit the charts until the second time around.
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4 comments:
Cool track! "Middle of the Night" definitely has that late 80s R&B vibe. This got me thinking, someone should create a procedurally generated version of this sound! Speaking of procedural generation, anyone playing Pokerogue? Gotta complete that Pokerogue and Pokerogue Dex somehow! The Body sisters deserved more recognition back then.
Wow, 1987? That's a throwback! Middle of the Night sounds like a jam. A pre-En Vogue girl group, huh? Interesting. Michael J. Powell and Sir Gant, pretty impressive production team! Sounds like a well put-together project. The Body sisters definitely had potential. Reminds me of when I was trying to break into the music scene, writing lyrics for a friend's band. We had such a hard time getting our music heard, it felt like hitting a wall over and over. The music world definitely needs a block breaker for talented artists!
The Body sisters made their mark in 1987 with their first single and video, produced by the talented Michael J. Powell and SIr Gant. This R&B girl group, crafted by Dean Gant and Mark Winkler, showcased immense talent but only found chart success after their second attempt. If you're looking for a fun game to unwind, try Slope for an exhilarating experience that blends entertainment and skill.
Remember when I was trying to coordinate a group project and everyone had completely different ideas on what we should do? It was a total mess like trying to navigate through a server full of lag in Slither io. It's pure chaos! Eventually, we just compromised and somehow managed to pull through.
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