Artist
Martha Wash
San Francisco, United States
Martha Wash is a musician from San Francisco, United States. They also recorded with Black Box, C+C Music Factory and The Weather Girls.
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Biography
American vocalist, born in San Francisco, California on December 28, 1953.
She began her career as a backing vocalist for Sylvester, after which she formed part of Two Tons O' Fun which was renamed The Weather Girls in 1982.
In 1989, Wash was asked by Italian act Black Box record and demo their songs. Black Box retained Wash's uncredited vocals on their debut album Dreamland (1990). Wash sued and won her case. In the same year, C + C Music Factory released "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" which used uncredited vocal parts that Wash had recorded. Wash successfully sued the group for sleeve credits in 1991.
Runs Purple Rose Records.
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Black Box
A project Martha Wash was part of.
C+C Music Factory
A project Martha Wash was part of.
The Weather Girls
A project Martha Wash was part of.
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