Sisaundra Lewis
Sisaundra Lewis sang lead for the R&B and soul band that carried her name. Their 1992 single "Ain't No Way" became a top 5 hit on the R&B charts, anchored by...
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Sisaundra Lewis sang lead for the R&B and soul band that carried her name. Their 1992 single "Ain't No Way" became a top 5 hit on the R&B charts, anchored by her vocal delivery and the song's groove. The band released a self-titled album that same year, which included that track and another called "Without You."
They put out a second album in 1995 titled "Second Nature." The existing history mentions that Lewis grew up in California, singing in church and school choirs, and that her brother Anthony was part of the band when it formed around 1991. Her recorded work includes a version of "It's a Man's Man's Man's World."
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