Artist's albums
Big Girls Don't Cry
1985 · album
Super Hits
1983 · album
It's Raining Men
1982 · single
Success
1982 · album
Celebrate Christmas
2022 · single
Cheek to Cheek
2022 · single
Pride Strong (Ben Bakson Remix)
2021 · single
Pride Strong
2021 · single
Stand Up
2020 · single
Muscles, Men & More (Remastered & Remixed)
2020 · album
It's Raining Men (Klaas Remix)
2020 · single
Cheek to Cheek (Mixes)
2019 · single
We Need Love (Remixes)
2018 · single
Playlist: The Best of the Weather Girls
2016 · compilation
The Woman I Am
2009 · album
The Woman I Am - Dance Remixes
2009 · EP
The Very Best Of The Pointer Sisters & The Weather Girls
2007 · compilation
Muscles, Men & More
2007 · album
Mega Mix 2005
2006 · single
Wild Thing
2004 · single
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Biography
The Weather Girls, Martha Wash and Izora Armstead, started out in the gospel group NOW (News of the World) before they became backup singers for Sylvester in the '70s. They formed the duo Two Tons o' Fun (aka the Two Tons), and released a pair of albums -- which featured three charting singles -- on Harvey Fuqua's Fantasy-affiliated Honey label. They subsequently changed their name to the Weather Girls and recorded for Columbia, where they had their greatest success with "It's Raining Men." That 1982 single peaked the following year; it topped Billboard's club chart and crossed into the Hot 100, where it reached number 46. Wash continued as a solo artist and session vocalist and was the lead voice on "You're My One and Only (True Love)" by Seduction, "Everybody Everybody" by Black Box, and "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C&C Music Factory. Wash was invariably replaced in the songs' videos by lip-syncing models, and resorted to legal action to get a proper share of the royalties for her work. Armstead later resurrected the Weather Girls with her daughter, Dynelle Rhodes. After Armstead's death in 2004, Rhodes continued to record and perform as the Weather Girls with fellow vocalist Dorrey Lyles. Photo: Ulrich Wolf