Arrested Development biography
In March 2007, they toured Australia as part of a triple-bill, along with Simple Minds and INXS.
On January 8, 2011, they performed in the festival first night for the Sydney Festival in Sydney, Australia.
The group released their ninth album Strong under Vagabond Records and Tapes, and licensed to the Japanese record label Cutting Edge, on December 9, 2009, and had a top ten hit with the single "The World is Changing" in Japan. In an interview with Songfacts, Speech explained that the track "Greener" takes on the issue of climate change from the perspective of the African American community.
Speech solo
- 1996: Speech (Chrysalis)
- 1999: Hoopla (TVT)
- 2000: Spiritual People (Toshiba EMI)
- 2002: Down South Produckshuns (Toshiba EMI)
- 2003: Peechy (Toshiba EMI)
- 2005: The Vagabond (Bluhammock)
- 2009: The Grown Folks Table (Vagabond Records and Tapes)
Singles
- 1992: "Tennessee" - US Pop #6, US R&B #1, US Rap #1, UK #46
- 1992: "People Everyday" - US Pop #8, US R&B #2, US Rap #1, UK #2
- 1992: "Mr. Wendal" - US Pop #6, US R&B #6, UK #4
- 1992: "Raining Revolution" - US R&B #49
- 1992: "Revolution" - US Pop #90, US Rap #20
- 1993: "Natural" - US R&B #90
- 1993: "Mama's Always On Stage"
- 1994: "United Front" - US R&B #66, US Rap #49
- 1994: "Ease My Mind" - US Pop #45, US R&B #14, US Rap #4, UK #33
- 1994: "Africa's Inside Me"
- 2000: "If Dey Ask"
- 2000: "Hit The Road Jack"
- 2004: "Honeymoon Day"
- 2006: "Down & Dirty (Clap Your Hands)"
- 2006: "Miracles"
- 2010: "The World Is Changing" - Japan Pop #9
- 2011: "Living"
See also
- List of number-one R&B hits (United States)
- List of number-one dance hits (United States)
- List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart
References
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