Melba Moore with Klymaxx and Shirley Jones - Artist

Klymaxx, an all-female band from LA founded by Bernadette Cooper, is famed for hits like "The Men All Pause," "I Miss You," and "Meeting in the Ladies Room." Known for their powerful vocals and comparisons to early Michael Jackson, they collaborated with talents like Babyface and George Clinton. Their successful album included hits "Man Size Love" and "I'd Still Say Yes." Joyce Irby topped the Billboard chart with "Mr. D.J." alongside Doug E. Fresh, while Bernadette Cooper's work was covered by Bette Midler. Featured on VH1's "Bands Reunited," Klymaxx is a celebrated icon in music history.

Melba Moore, born in NYC, is renowned for her R&B and Broadway talents. Winner of a Tony Award for "Purlie," she's known for '70s hits "This Is It" and "Lean on Me." She excelled in '80s post-disco R&B with hits like "Love's Comin' at Ya." Moore collaborated with Van McCoy and Kashif, earned two Grammy nods, and starred in Broadway's "Les Misérables."