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The Belles
The Belles formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s as an all-female vocal quartet. The original members were Regina Jackson, Demetria Taylor, Deborah Randolph,...
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The Belles formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s as an all-female vocal quartet. The original members were Regina Jackson, Demetria Taylor, Deborah Randolph, and Edna Kelly. They signed with Motown Records early on.
Their biggest hit was 'Come Back,' which reached the top of the charts. The song's success helped make their self-titled album a commercial hit during that period.
They faced some scrutiny for speaking out about racial equality and women's rights during the 1960s. Edna Kelly eventually left the group, which led to lineup changes.
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