D'Bora

D'Bora

D'Bora Lippett is an American female dance artist. She was previously a member of the all-female rap group, Mercedes Ladies.

D'Bora's debut single, "Dream About You" was a chart-topper in the UK's clubs. It also topped the import charts, but reached #75 in the UK Singles Chart in September 1991.[1] The album version was remixed 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.[1] The follow-up, "Good Love, Real Love", was less successful in the UK Singles Chart (#58).[1] A 1999 single, "Honey", performed worse failing to reach the UK Top 75.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 144. ISBN 1-904994-10-5. 

External links

v · Steve "Silk" Hurley discography
songwriter
"Music Is The Key" (1985) · "Jack Your Body" (1986) · "Let the Music Take Control" (1987) · "Heart of Passion" (1987) · "Cry of the Lonely" (1987) · "Work It Out" (1989) · "Dream about You" (1991) · "Too Blind to See It" (1991) · "Seasons of Love" by Keith Nunnally (1991) · "Take My Advice" (1992) · "Keep on Walkin'" (1992) · "Searchin'" (1993) · "I'm Not Over You" (1994) · "The Word Is Love" (1997) · "Nobody Else" (1998) · "He Loves Me 2" (1999) · "My Boo" (2000)
remixer
"Shadows of Your Love" (1986) · "Jack Your Body" (1986) "Let the Music Take Control" (1987) · "Heart of Passion" (1987) · "Cry of the Lonely" (1987) · "Fine Time" (1988) · "Love Fever" by Culture Clash Dance Party (1990) · "Rebels (Get Righteous)" (1988) · "Uh-Uh Ooh-Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes)" (1989) · "Work It Out" (1989) · "Cold World" (1989) · "It Ain't Over" by ATC(1990) · "I Don't Know Anybody Else" (1990) · "Fantasy" (1990) · "Love Pains" (1990) · "Seasons of Love" by Keith Nunnally (1991) · "Baby Love" (1991) · "Something Got Me Started" (1991) · "Jam" (1991) · "Welcome to My Groove" (1990) · "Tripping on Your Love" (1991) · "Dream about You" (1991) · "What Would We Do" by DSK (1991) · "Got a Love for You" (1991) · "Strange" (1991) · "Too Blind to See It" (1991) · "Gett Off" (1991) · "Makin' Happy" (1991) · "We Got a Love Thang" (1991) · "Vibeology" (1992) · "Hail to the Queen" by Sex Trip Netwerk (1992) · "Symphony" (1992) · "You're Gonna Love It" (1991) · "Keep on Walkin'" (1992) · "Take My Advice" (1992) · "A Little Bit More" (1992) · "Searchin'" (1993) · "I'm In The Mood" (1993) · "I'm Not Over You" (1994) · "I'll Wait" (1994) · "Take a Bow" (1994) · "Invisible" by Public Demand (1996) · "The Word Is Love" (1997) · "Where You Are" (1997) · "Special Love" (1997) · "Nobody Else" (1998) · "Go Down Moses" by Kelly G (1998) · "Rollercoaster" (1998) · "If You Could Read My Mind" (1998) · "He Loves Me 2" (1999) "Rush" (1999)  · "Forever" (1999) · "My Boo" (2000) · "Free" by Sevynn (2000)  · "Ain't It Funny" (2001) · "Soul Shakedown Party" (2002) · "What About Us?" (2002) · "Runnin' Away" (2003)
producer
"Music Is The Key" (1985) · "Shadows of Your Love" (1986) · "Jack Your Body" (1986) · "Let the Music Take Control" (1987) · "She's So Far Away" (1987) · "Heart of Passion" (1987)  · "Cry of the Lonely" (1987) · "Rebels (Get Righteous)" (1988) · "Work It Out" (1989) · "Where Do We Go" (1989) · "Cold World" (1989) · "Welcome to My Groove" (1990) · "Love Pains" (1990) · "It Ain't Over" by ATC(1990) · "Too Blind to See It" (1991) · "What Would We Do" by DSK (1991) · "Seasons of Love" by Keith Nunnally (1991) · "You're Gonna Love It" (1991) · "We Got a Love Thang" (1991) · "Dream about You" (1991) · "Got a Love for You" (1991) · "Baby Love" (1991) · "Take My Advice" (1992) · "A Little Bit More" (1992) · "Keep on Walkin'" (1992) · "Symphony" (1992) · "Searchin'" (1993) · "I'm In The Mood" (1993) · "Take a Bow" (1994) · "Invisible" by Public Demand (1996) · "The Word Is Love" (1997) · "Nobody Else" (1998) · "Special Love" (1997) · "If You Could Read My Mind" (1998) · "Go Down Moses" by Kelly G (1998) · "Rush" (1999)  · "He Loves Me 2" (1999) · "Forever" (1999) · "My Boo" (2000) · "Soul Shakedown Party" (2002) · "Runnin' Away" (2003)


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