Melanie Thornton
American singer (1967–2001)
Biography
Melanie Thornton was born in Charleston, South Carolina in 1967 and worked as a singer-songwriter. After moving to Germany, she became a session singer and collaborated with producers Ulli Brenner and Gerd Amir Saraf on tracks including "Sweet Dreams" and "Tonight Is the Night". She was signed to MCI Records by Frank Farian and formed the duo La Bouche with Lane McCray, releasing their debut album Sweet Dreams in June 1995, which contained the Billboard Hot 100 singles "Sweet Dreams" and "Be My Lover". She left La Bouche following their second album A Moment of Love in 1997 to pursue solo work.
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Melanie Thornton is recorded as a singer, born in South Carolina (1967–2001).
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