Talk:The Groove Kings

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The Groove Kings 1st album was issued in 1993. I have the CD.

After multiple hours of research, finding the dates of the next two CD's has been impossible. "Blood Red" was issued first. Second was "Into the Groove Age." For the above albums, Irene Marc, lead singer, and Howard Forman, who came from A Muscle Shoals background, among others, changed the group's name from "The Groove Kings," to "Groove Kings."

Irene Marc And Howard Forman have disappeared. The last reference found for the band was around 2012, when they were playing in Circque de Soleil.

Being older, can't figure out all the complex rules here, but The Groove Kings home page URL is http://www.musiciansnetwork.com/network/Bands_and_Artists/G/Groove_Kings__The-info32361.html — Preceding unsigned comment added by Geah13 (talk • contribs)