The Weather Girls

As back-up singers for disco queen [a=Sylvester], [a=Izora Armstead] and [a=Martha Wash] recorded under the name [a=Two Tons O' Fun]. They soon embarked on their own career as recording artists, and after recording what would be their biggest hit, "It's Raining Men", the girls rechristened themselves [b]The Weather Girls[/b]. They remained active until 1988, when they went their separate ways.

In 1991, Armstead reformed the Weather Girls name, inviting her daughter [a=Dynelle Rhodes] to replace Martha. They recorded a few albums and singles together and toured throughout the 1990's. In 2004, Izora grew ill and ultimately passed away in September 2004. In 2005, Dynelle added [a=Ingrid Arthur] to the lineup and they released two albums called [i]Totally Wild[/i] (2005) and [i]The Woman I Am[/i] (2009). In mid-2012, Arthur left the duo and was replaced by [a=Dorrey Lin Lyles].