Collection: Rochelle Fleming
First Choice's lead singer moves onto the 1990s house floor here, mostly on Cutting Records. Danger! from 1994 comes in deep house and garage house guises, Suffer! (The Consequences) turns up as a double 12-inch test pressing, and It's Not Over on Afterhours brings that disco-era voice to the year 2000.
Rochelle Fleming
11 February 1950, Philadelphia,PA
First Choice lead singer Rochelle Fleming has one of the most distinctive and enduring voices of the disco era. The Philadelphia, PA, native's vocals range from breathless urgency, as on the group's first big hit "Armed and Extremely Dangerous" (a Top 20 R&B hit from 1973), to saucy, energetic sensuality, as on their dance classic "Let No Man Put Asunder."
In 1987, Fleming reformed a version of First Choice with her cousin Laconya Fleming and Lawrence Cottel, who recorded a single for Prelude Records, "Love Itch." In the '90s, Rochelle Fleming continued to record songs in the U.S. and Europe, including "Danger!" and "Suffer the Consequences" for Cutting Records.
First Choice, Togetherness, The Philly Groove Orchestra
R. Fleming, Rochell Fleming, Rochelle, Rochelle Flemming, Roshelle Fleming, Roshelle Flemming
Rochelle Fleming at Rectangle Triangle — 6 records, mostly 12", 1994–2000.
Styles in this crate: House, Deep House, Garage House.
Labels represented include Cutting Records, Afterhours.
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