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S'Express

Profile:
Mark Moore, Chilo Harlo, Michellé, Linda Love, Sonique.
Sites:
Facebook, MySpace
Aliases:
Victim Of The Ghetto
Members:
Jocasta (3), Linda Love, Linda X, Mark D (6), Mark Moore, Michellé, Roland Faber, Sonia Clarke
Variations:
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Albums
S'Express - Original Soundtrack album art S'Express Original Soundtrack (Album) Rhythm King Records Greece 1989 Sell This Version
S'Express - Intercourse album art S'Express Intercourse (Album) Rhythm King Records, Epic UK 1990 Sell This Version
S'Express - Enjoy This Trip album art S'Express Enjoy This Trip (Album) Needle Boss Records UK 2016 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
S'Express - Theme From S-Express album art S-Express* Theme From S-Express (Maxi, Single) Rhythm King Records UK 1988 Sell This Version
S'Express - Superfly Guy album art S-Express* Superfly Guy (Maxi, Single) Rhythm King Records US 1988 Sell This Version
J.B. 339 S'Express - Theme From S-Express / Got To Be Certain album art S-Express* / Kylie Minogue S-Express* / Kylie Minogue - Theme From S-Express / Got To Be Certain ‎(7", Jukebox) Ricordi J.B. 339 Italy 1988 Sell This Version
S'Express - Hey Music Lover album art S'Xpress* Hey Music Lover (Maxi, Single) Rhythm King Records UK 1989 Sell This Version
S'Express - Original Soundtrack Megamix album art S'Express Original Soundtrack Megamix Rhythm King Records UK 1989 Sell This Version
S'Express - Mantra For A State Of Mind album art S'Express Mantra For A State Of Mind (Single, Maxi) Rhythm King Records France 1989 Sell This Version
S'Express - Find Time To Be Yourself album art S'Express Find Time To Be Yourself Rhythm King Records UK 1990 Sell This Version
S'Express - Nothing To Lose album art S*Express* Nothing To Lose (Single, Maxi) Rhythm King Records UK 1990 Sell This Version
S'Express - Theme From S'Express / Superfly Guy album art S'Express Theme From S'Express / Superfly Guy (Single) Capitol Records, Rhythm King Records US 1991 Sell This Version
S'Express - Find 'Em Fool 'Em Forget 'Em album art S'Express Find 'Em Fool 'Em Forget 'Em (EP, Single, Maxi) Rhythm King Records UK 1991 Sell This Version
S'Express - Let's Start The Dance / Theme From S-Express album art Bohannon* / S-Express* Bohannon* / S-Express* - Let's Start The Dance / Theme From S-Express (Single) Unidisc Canada 1991 Sell This Version
XPR 1770 S'Express - 4 Play From "Intercourse" album art S'Express 4 Play From "Intercourse" ‎(12", Promo) Rhythm King Records XPR 1770 UK 1991 Sell This Version
S'Express - Theme From S·Xpress (The Return Trip) album art Mark Moore Presents S·Xpress* Mark Moore Presents S·Xpress* - Theme From S·Xpress (The Return Trip) (Maxi, Single) Rhythm King Records Netherlands 1996 Sell This Version
S'Express - Excursions album art S'Express Excursions (EP) Needle Boss Records UK 2015 Sell This Version

Compilations
S'Express - Ultimate album art S'Express Ultimate (Comp) BMG, Camden Europe 1998 Sell This Version
82876 581972 S'Express - Themes From S Express - The Best Of album art S Express* Themes From S Express - The Best Of ‎(CD, Comp) BMG UK & Ireland 82876 581972 UK & Europe 2004 Sell This Version

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giannisvlachos1990

giannisvlachos1990

October 7, 2018
edited 16 days ago
I'm not a fan of S'Express (because I don't know them), but I say that they made some great masterpieces (not only in the UK of course) like "Theme From S-Express", "Superfly Guy", "Hey Music Lover", and "Find 'em, fool 'em, forget 'em" (with a girl by the name of Sonique on vocals).

These groups like S'Express, Soul II Soul and Inner City made great successes of each one before 1990, such as: "Theme From S'Express", "Back To Life (However Do You Want Me)" and "Good Life" (ONLY the original versions).

And also, the 80s was a good decade until 1989, not only on music but at movies and at everything too, in general.
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onelittle

onelittle

November 11, 2004
edited over 14 years ago
For the release of "Hey Music Lover", Mark Moore changed the spelling of the groups name from S'Express to S'Xpress. Radio interviewers would ask "...so why did you drop the E?" and the band would burst into uncontrollable laughter...
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FAC-IENDA

FAC-IENDA

February 14, 2003
S-express was masterminded by dj Mark moore and from 1990 to 1994 (when s-express came to an end) they had the ever popular Sonique as vocalist, Who in 1998 became so popular she had chart sucsess with "It feels so good" Which reached number 5 in the billboard chart and number 1 in the u.k, Mark moore remains a dj.
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