#soon! Part Un - The 60s-00s Girl Band Debut Breakthrough Rate

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The 80s can all dance into the Top 20 except for Push It.
Wait til @londonrain or @DominoDancing see this:

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when I look at those who are left, it occurs to me that beyond the 60's and 80's, I really don't care for girl groups that much... even though I have Saturdays, Girls Aloud, Sugababes and All Saints albums hidden away in my collection. What a lot of old tosh the 90's and 00's had, my scoring would probably have been scathing...
 
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when I look at those who are left, it occurs to me that beyond the 60's and 80's, I really don't care for girl groups that much... even though I have Saturdays, Girls Aloud, Sugababes and All Saints albums hidden away in my collection. What a lot of old tosh the 90's and 00's had, my scoring would probably have been scathing...
I would have loved to see it! What would have been on your chopping block out of what's still around?
 

londonrain

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The Honeyz' ever-changing lineup is quite something (but pales in comparison to several other girl groups we've discussed already).

They started with a lineup of Celena Cherry, Heavenli Abdi and Naima Belkhiati and released their debut album. Then Heavenli left, Mariama replaced her and they re-released the debut album. Then Heavenli came back and they recorded their second album, which was cancelled after underrated bop Talk To The Hand tanked:


They've then been through various lineups since then, all of which have consisted of Celena Cherry and some combination of Heavenli, Naima, Mariama and Celena's sister Candace. Since Celena did all the lead vocals anyway I don't think it's ever really mattered, but Heavenli in particular has left the group three times, rejoined twice, and changed surname twice (she went from Abdi to Roberts at one point - I'm not sure why - and then went from Roberts to Denton when she married James Denton in 2009).

Fans of dance bops may prefer their 2015 single Definitely Something to Finally Found:
 

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