Pointer sisters and sugarhill gang

[MIKEW-UK]

Saw the tents and stages being erected yesterday for the Henley Rewind Festival this coming weekend....

he Pointer Sisters began their formal vocal training in their father’s church, The ChThe Pointer Sisters.......
The Pointer Sisters began their formal vocal training in their father’s church, The Church of God in West Oakland, California. They went on to achieve worldwide success, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and have secured a place in pop music history as a dynamic female group. Their aptly named 1983 album, “Break Out” saw “The Pointer Sisters at their sassiest, brassiest, up-tempo best” according to Studio Review, and the rest of the world seemed to agree. The album featured such smashes as ‘Automatic’, “Jump [[For My Love)”, “Neutron Dance” [[as featured in Beverly Hills Cop) and the classic party anthem “I’m So Excited”. Still touring and performing their music to this day, Ruth, Anika and Sadako make a rare appearance in the UK at Rewind Festival 2013 to close the weekend’s proceedings with a glamorous bang! Get your dancing shoes at the ready…and get excited!urch of God in West Oakland, California. They went on to achieve worldwide success, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and have secured a place in pop music history as a dynamic female group. Their aptly named 1983 albu
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Hip-Hop’s first superstars, recording pioneers and first touring group The Sugarhill Gang debuted with their smash “Rapper’s Delight,” recorded for just $700 and suHip-Hop’s first superstars, recording pioneers and first touring group The Sugarhill Gang debuted with their smash “Rapper’s Delight,” recorded for just $700 and succeeded in making hip-hop radio friendly and commercial with an appeal that was different from Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five’s leather, studs, and furs that were popular back then. The group recorded for Sugar Hill Records and opened the record industry doors for all hip-hop groups with songs like “8th Wonder”, then “Apache” and “Kick It Live From 9 to 5” – all BIG SONGS.cceeded in making hip-hop radio friendly and commercial with an appeal that was different from