Trinere
Biography
A dance/disco band that recorded a handful of singles for Jam Pack from 1985-1987, none of them ever moving beyond the lower depths of the R&B chart, except for "I'll Be All You Ever Need" in 1986, which stalled at number 32. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Selected Discography
You know I'll be all you ever need satisfaction guaranteed if you give me half the chance I'll rock your world!! This song continues to be one of my all time favorites. Screw what the charts say - it's kind of difficult to rate a song on the R&B charts when it is not Rhythm or Blues. A lot of people at that time wouldn't admit to the fact that they even listened to Freestyle because the sign of the times was "Gangsta, Gangsta"- that's alright,, we can bump it now! -JT
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all yu who comment are losers na jk im usin mi moms pro. lol but i got a mysopaceany wAy sio it koo
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Aragon I remember Studio 47 Dance and Alternative music and meeting different cultures with no hostility. It was pretty cool.
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That's funny. I used to be a DJ for a roller rink in my hometown during college ca. 1991-1993. This is one of the groups I played heavily.
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i love all 80s fun and dancable music and i recomenned this to all the 80s fans out there
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Any of you remember STUDIO47 from San Jose, CA? This should bring back memories!
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