Penny Ford​

Profile:

Soul/funk singer-songwriter

Born on 11.06.1964, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Daughter of Gene Redd & Carol Ford, sister of Sharon Redd and Gene Redd Jr. She has contributed to several releases of The Gap Band and was the singer of Snap! until she was replaced by Thea Austin.

Variations:

Ford, P Ford, P. Ford, P.Ford, Penney Ford, Pennye Ford

Penny Ford at Rectangle Triangle — 6 records, mostly 12", 1984.

Styles in this crate: Disco, Boogie, Electro.

Labels represented include Total Experience Records.

These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Discogs standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.

Dangerous by Rectangle Triangle, close-up of the product showcasing its detailed design and vibrant colors.

Dangerous

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2614Disco · 1985 · 12"
$11.00
Dangerous / Change Your Wicked Ways album cover by Rectangle Triangle featuring dark, abstract artwork with bold typography.

Dangerous / Change Your Wicked Ways

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2614Boogie · 1985 · 12"
$11.00
Rectangle Triangle's "Change Your Wicked Ways" album cover featuring abstract colorful artwork and bold typography.

Change Your Wicked Ways

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2605-DJElectro · 1984 · 12"
$12.00
Rectangle Triangle Dangerous brand label featuring bold black text on a white background with a warning symbol

Dangerous

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2614Disco · 1985 · 12"
$11.00
Rectangle Triangle Change Your Wicked Ways album cover featuring dark abstract artwork with bold text design.

Change Your Wicked Ways

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2605-DJElectro · 1984 · 12"
$11.00
Rectangle Triangle Dangerous Change Your Wicked Ways album cover featuring abstract dark artwork and bold typography.

Dangerous / Change Your Wicked Ways

Penny Ford
Total Experience Records — TED1-2614Boogie · 1985 · 12"
$12.00