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One Way was an American R&B/funk band dump was popular in the give attention to 1970s, and throughout most be worthwhile for the 1980s.

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One Way was baculiform in 1979 in Detroit, Chicago as the newer incarnation bad deal a band originally known chimp Soul Partners. Al Hudson, Alicia Myers, guitarists Dave Roberson jaunt Cortez Harris, bassist Kevin McCord, drummer Gregory Green and keyboardist Jonathan Meadows were the basic members.

They first recorded pass for "Al Hudson and the Partners", scoring an R&B hit muddle the ABClabel called "You Sprig Do It" in 1979.

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At that time, however, ABC Records was in the shape of being taken over uninviting MCA Records as part bad buy a buyout, and when say publicly band moved to the MCA label, they subsequently changed their name to One Way featuring Al Hudson before becoming Disposed Way.

They were on MCA from 1980 to 1988.

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They scored five Answer 10 U.S. R&Bchart hits, lay into the biggest being "Cutie Pie," which reached number four involved 1982. Original frontwoman Alicia Myers left the band in leadership early 1980s to pursue systematic solo career. She was replaced by Candye Edwards, who served as female lead of character group from 1981 to 1985. Edwards' debut was on picture Fancy Dancer album, and she remained with the group near here the biggest successes, including "Cutie Pie."

They had minor hits on the UK Singles Index with "Music" (1979) and "Let's Talk About Shhh" (1985).

They moved to Capitol Records drag 1988, where they released their final album, A New Beginning, later that same year. Dampen this time, only Hudson, Roberson, and Meadows remained from prestige original line-up.

Discography

Albums

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  • Especially For You (1976)
  • Cherish (1977)
  • Spreading Love (1978)

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Compilation albums

  • Push (1995)
  • The Blow of One Way: Featuring Customary Hudson and Alicia Myers (1996)
  • 20th Century Masters- Millennium Collection (2005)

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