Breakfast Club (band)
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Breakfast Club was a American dance-pop group. Their biggest hit was "Right On Track," which went to #7.
Band History
The group was formed in New York in the late-70s, and went through several lineups including one in which pop icon Madonna was the drummer, before settling on brothers Dan (vocals) and Ed (guitar) Gilroy, Gary Burke (bass), and Stephen Bray (drums) in the mid-'80s. They signed with Ze Records and released their self-titled album in 1987, which spawned the U.S. Top Ten hit "Right On Track."
A second album was recorded, but was never released. Shortly afterwards the band broke-up. Bray later co-wrote several big hits for Madonna with Madonna.
Discography
Studio albums
- 1987 - The Breakfast Club
Singles
- 1987 - "Kiss and Tell" (#48 U.S.)
- 1987 - "Never Be the Same"
- 1987 - "Right on Track" (#7 U.S.)
- 1988 - "Expressway to Your Heart"
References
- All Music Guide [link] - last accessed on Mar. 15, 2006.
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