Sister Sledge

Actual sisters recorded as highly successful disco divas in late 1970's. Released many minor unsuccessful soul singles from 1971 to 1977. This period included a cover version of Stevie Wonder's "As".

Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards of Chic began to write for and produce the sisters in 1978. 1979 was golden year for the disco girls - three amazing disco singles "He's the greatest dancer", "We are family" and "Lost in music" all hit it big on Atlantic/Cotillion. From this album listen also for "Thinking of you". Group then waned in US but continued to chart heavily in UK, before long with a number 1 in 1985 ("Frankie").

  • As / (same) (Atlantic 12" DSKO 97, 1977)
  • He's the greatest dancer / We are family (Cotillion 12" DSKO 144, 1978)
  • He's the greatest dancer / We are family (Cotillion 12" DK 4710, 1978) - commercial 12"
  • Got to love somebody / (same) (Cotillion 12" DSKO 212, 1979)
  • Reach your peak / (same) (Cotillion 12" DMD 229, 1980)
  • All American girls / (same) (Cotillion 12" DMD 256, 1980)

  • Circle of love (Atlantic LP, 1975)
  • Together (Atlantic LP, 1977)
  • We are family (Cotillion LP, 1979)
  • Love somebody today (Cotillion LP, 1980)
  • All American girls (Cotillion LP, 1981)

  • Love don't go through no changes on me (Atlantic, 1975)
  • Mama never told me (Atlantic, 1975)
  • Love has found me (Atlantic, 1975)
  • Cream of the crop (Atlantic, 1977)