Early-'80s soul duo from Los Angeles. Before forming in 1977, René Moore — the brother of Rufus' Bobby Watson — played with the Brothers Johnson; Angela Winbush had sung backup vocals for Dolly Parton, Lenny Williams, and Jean Carn. René & Angela had their first R&B hit for Capitol Records in 1980 and proceeded to have seven other hits over the next three years. In 1985, the duo switched to Mercury, where they had the number one R&B hit "Save Your Love (For #1)" with their first single from the album Street Called Desire. Over the next year, the group had three other Top Ten hits — including the number one R&B single "Your Smile" and the number two "You Don't Have to Cry" — before pursuing solo careers in the mid-'80s.
2015
Not On Label (Kon Self-released)
12"
2012
Expansion
CD, Comp
2002
Capitol Records
CD, Comp, RM
2001
Expansion
12"
1996
1988
Old Gold (2)
12"
1985
Mercury
7", Single
1985
Mercury
12", Comp, Promo
1985
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Mercury
CD, Comp
1986
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1985
1982
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1982
1982
2021
2019
2008
Rodeo Media
3xCD, Comp + Box
2006
Hip-O Records
2xCD, Comp
2006
2005
Multitrax
CD, Comp, P/Mixed
2005
2003
2002
2001
ZYX Music
2xCD, Comp, Enh
2001
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WEA
2xCD, Comp
1997
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Joe Frasier
LP, Album
1996
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1987
Jonathan, Jonathan
7", Single
1987
1987
1986
Spectrum
CD, Comp
1985
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Philips
LP, Comp, Promo
1981
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1981
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1980
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1980
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