Band · Chicago soul, disco and R&B female vocal group
The Emotions
Albums
75
Members
5
Active
1968–present
Origin
United States
Biography
A trio of sisters with a strong gospel base, the Emotions (based in Chicago) were one of the leading female R&B acts of the ’70s. Lead singer Sheila Hutchinson and her sisters Wanda and Jeanette were only teenagers when they crashed the soul charts in 1969 with the engaging “So I Can Love You,” but they sang gospel as children and enjoyed secular fame locally before signing with Memphis-based Volt and working with producers Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
Discography
So I Can Love You / Untouched
45 All Time Greatest Love Songs
Best of My Love
Best Of My Love: The Best Of The Emotions
Live In '96
The Emotions
Love Songs
Super Hits
Super Hits
Songs of Innocence and Experience... And Then Some
Mastercuts Gold: Best of The Emotions
Blessed: The Emotions Anthology 1969-1985
The Essential Emotions: The Columbia Years
Blind Alley (Altered Tapes Remix) / Ain't No Half Steppin' (Phoreyz & Brisk Ultramix)
Don’t Ask My Neighbors: The Columbia/ARC Recordings 1976-1981
