Ladies Of The 80s, by Eighties Ladies

Ladies Of The 80s

by Eighties Ladies

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Ladies of The Eighties
Tell Him
He Is Mine Forever
Ladies Of The Eighties (Instrumental)
I Knew That Love
It’s Easy To Move
Sing Me
Turned On To You
Turned On To You (7" version)

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SIDE A
Ladies of The Eighties
Tell Him
He Is Mine Forever
Ladies Of The Eighties (Instrumental)
SIDE B
I Knew That Love
It’s Easy To Move
Sing Me
Turned On To You

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1.	Ladies Of The Eighties 04:55	buy track
2.	Tell Him 07:07	buy track
3.	He Is Mine Forever 04:25	buy track
4.	Ladies Of The Eighties (Instrumental) 02:59	buy track
5.	I Knew That Love 04:56	buy track
6.	It's Easy To Move 04:37	buy track
7.	Sing Me 04:24	buy track
8.	Turned On To You 05:30	buy track
9.	Turned On To You (7" Version) 04:36	buy track

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EIGHTIES LADIES: This vocal ensemble comprised Denie Corbett, Marva Hicks, Susan Beaubian, Sylvia Striplin and Vivian Prince. In 1979 Denie had recorded a disco solo single “What You Won’t Do For Love” and was featured lead with group Station Break on another disco release “Be What You Are. Marva Hicks had recorded a debut solo single “Looking Over My Shoulder” in 1978 and would later infiltrate the modern soul world with “One Good Reason” from her 1991 self titled debut and only solo album. Vivian Prince recorded a boogie track “Gotta Get A Hold On You” in 1982 and of course Sylvia recorded a solo project “Give Me Your Love” (also reissued by Expansion) for Uno Melodic. As Eighties Ladies they are best known for “Turned On To You”.

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released January 1, 1980

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This vocal ensemble comprised Denie Corbett, Marva Hicks, Susan Beaubian, Sylvia Striplin and Vivian Prince. They recorded one album for the Uno Melodic label produced by Roy Ayers. Later Sylvia recorded a solo project “Give Me Your Love” (also reissued by Expansion) for Uno Melodic. As Eighties Ladies they are best known for “Turned On To You”. ... more