Ralph Tresvant was always my favorite and in this story you see that he really was a good kid, and not just good looking. :) He was loyal to his friends. He was offered a solo contract, but said no, it was all of them or none. Awww.
In the episode I'm watching, they just performed "Candy Girl." I bought that 45 record at an outdoor festival at Baltimore's Inner Harbor, just about a full year before I ever heard them on the radio. To this day, I feel like *I* discovered them before any of my friends did. I knew all the lyrics to the song by the time it came on the radio. Candy Girl brings back such fun memories!
Look how young they are!
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Haven't watched yet. Can't wait! Sidney may be able to compete with us as Biggest NE Fan ever. Did you know they have a Christmas album? I did that. And for that, I feel like she wins.
Not so fast. I looked it up, and at some point I had that CD. Why it's not on my iPod or where it is, I don't know.
Ok, fine. Sidney can have the title, but she can't have Ralph. :)
Oops...*I didn't know that.
She doesn't want Ralph. She wants my man Ron!
Uh oh. You'll have to fight it out!
so... when was this? 80s? 90s?
Early 80s...Candy Girl came out in 1983. (BTW, so did Madonna's Holiday. Can you believe it? We heard it at a restaurant tonight and were wondering when it came out.)
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