Yes, but it happened with US Boy Bands LFO (Lite Funky Ones), O-Town, LMNT (Pronounced Element) that consisted of Three O-Town Rejects as well as a Member who quit. Also look at the US Girl Groups Eden's Crush (US Popstars), 3LW (Three Little Women), 702 (Named after an Area Code for Phones), Dream, and Play can also be added to those lists. It's so admirable that they do this, The US Folks never would. I also feel that Nigel Martin Smith is to the UK what Lou Pearlman that Perv was to the US who launched the careers of Backstreet Boys, N'Sync, LFO, O-Town and Aaron Carter. He has a "thing" for Young Boys.
Thanks for the info. As for missing out on Singing a Number One Hit, look at how Eddie Kendricks, and David Ruffin and Paul Williams (RIP), of The Temptations who missed out on Singing Papa Was A Rolling Stone and remember David Ruffin missed out on singing on "I Can't Get Next To You" which won them their First Grammy for Best R & B Performance by Duo Or Group. Also, Katy Katona left Atomic Kitten and "Whole Again" became their biggest hit.
I also noticed that The UK Boy Bands/Girl Groups do "Covers" of other people's songs. That's great but in The US, they never do that and if they Cover they never release it as a Single.
Destiny's Child released Emotions and that was a cover. Patti Labelle and the Bluebells became famous for doing covers. The Pussycat Dolls first big Hit was a cover,
@@popland1977 You are right it's just that I discoered that alot do obscure R & B Hits. Take that did "It Only Takes A Minute" originally done by The Tavares, Go Now was originally done by Bessie Banks before The Moody Blues, Steps & Kimberley Walsh did their Version of "Everybody Dance" originally done by Chic and A1 did their Version of "Take On Me" by A-Ha!
@@laminage En vogue did a great cover of Aretha franklins 'Giving him something he can feel' which is quite an unkown song to most and was the 3rd single from their Funky divs album. They also did a great acapella version of the Beatles Yesterday
Oh okay, thanks for the information. I was stunned to know that either A1 or Eternal covered a Shalamar Song who were created on Soul Train in the 1970's. In their own way they were the "Original" Reality Group.
As much as I have to say it, A White Girl singing with Three Black Girls wouldn't have worked. The only time it worked was with The Mary Jane Girls where there were Two African Americans, A Hispanic and a White Girl who were the proteges of The Late Rick James. Even Blue were lucky that they had an audience with Simon who is Black.
In the US, to this day there hasn't been a successful Blended Group of White & Black Kids. It's hard to do it because of the Demographics. Also if you look at the Teen Magazine Market, Black & White Kids never make the Same Cover. For example when I was growing up in the 1980's, it was Duran Duran for White Girls in Magazines like Tiger Beat while it was The "Original" New Edition for Black Girls in Black Beat. Also I find that the UK is more tolerant than The US when it comes to love. Kimberley Walsh & Nadine Coyle are with Black Men and nobody seems to say anything, if it were the US they would get dirty looks.
DAMN!!! louise 😍😍😍😍😍
You can see why Jamie Redknapp married her x
I loved A1!! Ben and Christian with the famous 90's curtains lol x
Westlife,A1 and BSB...is my favorites boyband,but sad to say that ,They were end up,already😢😢😢😢.
Yes, but it happened with US Boy Bands LFO (Lite Funky Ones), O-Town, LMNT (Pronounced Element) that consisted of Three O-Town Rejects as well as a Member who quit. Also look at the US Girl Groups Eden's Crush (US Popstars), 3LW (Three Little Women), 702 (Named after an Area Code for Phones), Dream, and Play can also be added to those lists. It's so admirable that they do this, The US Folks never would. I also feel that Nigel Martin Smith is to the UK what Lou Pearlman that Perv was to the US who launched the careers of Backstreet Boys, N'Sync, LFO, O-Town and Aaron Carter. He has a "thing" for Young Boys.
BSB is still around. a1 just reunited as the original 4 piece 😉
Thanks for the info. As for missing out on Singing a Number One Hit, look at how Eddie Kendricks, and David Ruffin and Paul Williams (RIP), of The Temptations who missed out on Singing Papa Was A Rolling Stone and remember David Ruffin missed out on singing on "I Can't Get Next To You" which won them their First Grammy for Best R & B Performance by Duo Or Group. Also, Katy Katona left Atomic Kitten and "Whole Again" became their biggest hit.
I also noticed that The UK Boy Bands/Girl Groups do "Covers" of other people's songs. That's great but in The US, they never do that and if they Cover they never release it as a Single.
laminage er, the Spice Girls never did release a cover though
@@maryghek No they were probably the only one.
Destiny's Child released Emotions and that was a cover. Patti Labelle and the Bluebells became famous for doing covers. The Pussycat Dolls first big Hit was a cover,
@@popland1977 You are right it's just that I discoered that alot do obscure R & B Hits. Take that did "It Only Takes A Minute" originally done by The Tavares, Go Now was originally done by Bessie Banks before The Moody Blues, Steps & Kimberley Walsh did their Version of "Everybody Dance" originally done by Chic and A1 did their Version of "Take On Me" by A-Ha!
@@laminage En vogue did a great cover of Aretha franklins 'Giving him something he can feel' which is quite an unkown song to most and was the 3rd single from their Funky divs album. They also did a great acapella version of the Beatles Yesterday
A1 everyone morning on tv I saw them and my god it was a virus
In North America A1 is the name of a Steak Sauce.
laminage in the UK, it is a highway 😁
Oh okay, thanks for the information. I was stunned to know that either A1 or Eternal covered a Shalamar Song who were created on Soul Train in the 1970's. In their own way they were the "Original" Reality Group.
As much as I have to say it, A White Girl singing with Three Black Girls wouldn't have worked. The only time it worked was with The Mary Jane Girls where there were Two African Americans, A Hispanic and a White Girl who were the proteges of The Late Rick James. Even Blue were lucky that they had an audience with Simon who is Black.
laminage well they did work ! So what's your point.whats their colour gotta do with anything.
In the US, to this day there hasn't been a successful Blended Group of White & Black Kids. It's hard to do it because of the Demographics. Also if you look at the Teen Magazine Market, Black & White Kids never make the Same Cover. For example when I was growing up in the 1980's, it was Duran Duran for White Girls in Magazines like Tiger Beat while it was The "Original" New Edition for Black Girls in Black Beat. Also I find that the UK is more tolerant than The US when it comes to love. Kimberley Walsh & Nadine Coyle are with Black Men and nobody seems to say anything, if it were the US they would get dirty looks.
laminage well I'm glad I don't live in the u.s then !😕
@@laminage Why are you talking about the US, they were an English group. Little Mix prove you wrong
Wow not in the uk thank you