Sasha Allen
Sasha Allen was a London vocalist who had a hit with "Bad Girls" in 1983. The song's beat and lyrics caught attention, though some media outlets criticized...
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Sasha Allen was a London vocalist who had a hit with "Bad Girls" in 1983. The song's beat and lyrics caught attention, though some media outlets criticized the band's image and outspoken style at the time. She worked with musicians Paul Myers and Mark Pinder in the group named after her.
They released albums like "The Life We Choose" and "Touch Me in the Morning" after that initial success. Their setlist included covers like "I Will Always Love You" and "Ain't No Way," showing a range from soul standards to country-pop tunes like "Before He Cheats." The band's sound shifted somewhat over their run, but "Bad Girls" remained their calling card.
By the late 1980s, their chart presence had faded as music trends moved on. That single kept circulating as an empowerment anthem in various contexts long after.
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