Different Strokes
Different Strokes formed in New York City in the early 1980s with Michael "Mikey D" Diamond on vocals, Vincent "Vinnie" Fusca on guitar, Gerald "Gerald V"...
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Different Strokes formed in New York City in the early 1980s with Michael "Mikey D" Diamond on vocals, Vincent "Vinnie" Fusca on guitar, Gerald "Gerald V" Casale on bass, and James "Jimmy Zero" Mancuso on drums. They built a following through raw live shows in the city's underground scene before signing with Epic Records.
Their 1984 debut album "You're the One" included the single "Different Strokes," which became their signature track. The song's rhythm and lyrics about individuality connected with listeners, though some critics found the band's material provocative. They followed with albums like "Different Strokes" in 1986 and "Graffiti" in 1991.
The band broke up in the early 1990s. Their catalog includes songs like "Ebony And Ivory" alongside their better-known title track.
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