D'Bora Lippett is an American female
dance
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artist
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. She was previously a member of the all-female
rap group, Mercedes Ladies.
D'Bora released her first single "No Sense" on
New York City based dance label
West End Records in 1984. It was released with two different mixes. This was the start of a 15+ year career for the singer.
D'Bora's
single
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, "Dream About You" was a
chart-topper in the
UK's
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clubs. It also topped the import charts, but reached #75 in the
UK Singles Chart in September 1991.
The
album version was
remix
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ed by
Steve "Silk" Hurley as a single. The album was called ''E.S.P'' and appeared on
Smash Records.
Four years later, on a new
record label (
MCA Records), D'Bora released her
US and UK club hit "Going Round". It hit
Top 40 in the UK Single Chart.
The follow-up, "Good Love, Real Love", was less successful in the UK Singles Chart (#58).
A 1999 single, "Honey", performed worse and failed to reach the UK Top 75.
References
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American dance musicians
American women singers
Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)
21st-century American women
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