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The surviving original members (Burns and Birks) were joined by Michelle Franklin (Sassy C.) and DJ Train, and together they re-recorded and re-released “Supersonic” in 1988, this time as the ...
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Juana Michelle Burns (MC JB) Juanita Lee ... Anna Cash (Lady Anna) Michelle Franklin (Sassy C) Sites:jjfad.com, Facebook, MySpace, Who Sampled, Wikipedia: Members: Anna Cash, Dania Maria Birks, Fatima Shaheed, Juana Michelle Burns, Juanita A. Lee, Michelle Franklin: In Groups: The West Coast Rap All-Stars:
The remaining original members (Burns and Birks) were joined by Michelle Franklin (Sassy C.) and DJ Train, and together they re-recorded and re-released "Supersonic" in 1988, this time as the A-side. It sold 400,000 copies independently before Eazy-E and Jerry Heller secured the group a major-label recording contract with Atco Records.
In 1987, two years after the quintet came together, they debuted with an Arabian Prince-produced 12" single, "Anotha Ho"/"Supersonic," on the Dream Team label. Lee, Shaheed, and Cash subsequently left the group. Burns and Birks added Michelle Franklin (Sassy C), as well as DJ Train, made J.J. Fad stand for Just Jammin', Fresh and Def, and ...
Michelle Franklin is the Property Appraiser of Saint Lucie County. She was elected Property Appraiser by the voters of Saint Lucie County in 2016. Franklin oversees the office’s duty to determine the value of all property within the county, including improved and vacant real property, tangible personal property, and agricultural property.
25 de may. de 2021 · Eventually three of the five got fed up with the way things were going, leaving only Juana (MC J.B.) and Dania (Baby D) in the group, but the two were not deterred in any way. They recruited Michelle Franklin (Sassy C) and DJ Train (later of C.P.O. fame) and remade “Supersonic.”
