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Trinah
Trinah was a soul trio active in the 1970s, best known for their single "Let's Stay Together." The group consisted of vocalist Sandra Phillips, pianist and...
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Trinah was a soul trio active in the 1970s, best known for their single "Let's Stay Together." The group consisted of vocalist Sandra Phillips, pianist and songwriter Rosalind Cherry, and drummer Bessie Brown. Their sound was built around Phillips's lead vocals, Cherry's harmonies and arrangements, and Brown's steady rhythm work.
Their 1970 self-titled debut album featured "Let's Stay Together," which became a major hit. The song's success brought them wider attention, though the group also faced some criticism for their lyrics and stage presentation during that period.
They continued performing and recording through the decade, with occasional lineup changes. The core of their music remained the interplay between Phillips's voice and Cherry's piano, a combination that defined their recordings.
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