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Capitol Records did not like the new sound, and rejected the album! The Sylvers shopped it around, and by mid, had signed with Casablanca Records. At the same time Leon would become the in-house producer for the new "Solar" label from "Soul Train" founder and host Don Cornelius! Moroder also produced records for Donna Summer! The Sylvers album "Disco Fever" was the result.

The first single, "Mahogany Do You Know " was big at the clubs, and got a lot of play on disco stations Solo efforts by both Edmund and Charmaine also fell flat. With the disco backlash of the early s, so went the fortunes of The Sylvers.

After several unsuccessful album releases, on several labels, the band officially disbanded in Several Sylvers would continue to do studio work, playing and singing background vocals for artists including Janet Jackson.

Over the intervening years, the surviving members of The Sylvers would experience highs and lows in their personal and professional lives September 13, Remember family vocal group 'The Sylvers'? Here is what happened to its members By Edduin Carvajal. Share Share this pen.

Read also. Remember Those Handsome Teens from 'B5'? Check out What Happened to Them through the Years. His sisters look exactly like him. He Is Now 70 and Looks Amazing. The Mexicans, Blacks and Whites would all watch us sing. So, the C. We had microphones, guitars, a drum machine. I learned to sing and play guitar at the same time. At the end of my sentence three years later, I sounded good. I got this! Foster: My upcoming solo album was not done conventionally.

I wrote and recorded it in my car — a PT Cruiser. The engine blew, so the car sat near Crenshaw and Coliseum for 5 months. So, I sat there and wrote over 50 songs. The Lord told me go back to basics. I wasted 20 years of my life. I want to help the younger generation find their minds.

Ricky: When Edmund was 5 and I was 3, our father sat us in a big rocking sofa chair while he was teaching Leon and James vocal parts.

We had an ear by the time Leon started giving us notes. I was joking all the time. Edmund was more serious when it came to lead singing. Me and Edmund watched The Little Angels. Foster, Pat and Angie watched The Sylvers. Now our kids and grandkids watch us.

It gave me a new perspective on what Edmund did on that stage, night-in and night-out. Our calling is for our concerts to comfort people. But when Edmund and my mother passed on, the Sylvers dedicated that song to them. Pat: Four months ago, Olympia lost her husband. This song is bringing healing even in rehearsing it. There is such ministry in the lyrical content. Angie: Singing will help build my paralegal business…open doors for everything else we want to do to help people.

God will use us to help heal a dying world. When I came off stage, there were costumes that needed to be disinfected because they were soaked through with sweat. By no means are we too old to perform. God has given us open doors and blessed us to come back. God gave me a promise that I would sing with my family again. There was a point where I was almost going to give up. From the bottom of our hearts, we want to thank all of the faithful for never forgetting about us. You have been such champions… weathering with us through the storm of waiting.

The writer acknowledges Lorne Deruso, E. Contributing Writer A.