The 411
The 411 formed in Los Angeles in 1986 with David Van De Fliert on vocals, John Van De Fliert on guitar, Tommy La Belo on bass, and Rickey Hayward on drums....
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The 411 formed in Los Angeles in 1986 with David Van De Fliert on vocals, John Van De Fliert on guitar, Tommy La Belo on bass, and Rickey Hayward on drums. They put out their self-titled debut album in 1988, which introduced their sound built around David's vocals and the band's instrumental work.
Their song 'Between The Sheets' came out in 1992 and became their most recognizable track. They kept releasing music through the 1990s, including albums like 'Divine' in 1992 and 'The 411logy' in 1994.
Beyond 'Between The Sheets', their catalog includes songs like 'Dumb' and 'Chance' that show different sides of their approach. They weren't a band that stuck to one formula, even if that one song tends to define them in memory.
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