US disco/soul group, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1972 and splitted up in 1984.
They signed to Capitol Records when producers/songwriters brothers Larry & Fonce Mizell suggested them to the label.
They became the first black group to win a Best New Artist Grammy at the 1979 awards.
In 1980 the quartet reduced to a duo consisted of the two girls - songwriters and guitarists.
They did a very successful remake of Kyu Sakamoto's hit "Sukiyaki", with new English words.
They signed to Capitol Records when producers/songwriters brothers Larry & Fonce Mizell suggested them to the label.
They became the first black group to win a Best New Artist Grammy at the 1979 awards.
In 1980 the quartet reduced to a duo consisted of the two girls - songwriters and guitarists.
They did a very successful remake of Kyu Sakamoto's hit "Sukiyaki", with new English words.