Pointer Sisters
Sibling R&B group
The Pointer Sisters were an American vocal group formed in Oakland, California in 1969, originally consisting of sisters Ruth, Anita, Bonnie, and June Pointer.
They achieved crossover success spanning R&B, pop, country, and dance music, with hits including "I'm So Excited," "Jump (For My Love)," and "Neutron Dance." Their versatility and energetic performances made them one of the most successful female groups of the 1970s and 1980s.
- Beverly Hills CopAction comedy franchise
- FireBurning producing heat
- discoSeventies dance music
- funkDepression or groove music
- dance musicBeat-driven party audio
harmony · vocals · 80s · Oakland · Motown · R&B · girl group · dance · hit · charts · Grammy · sequins · stage · girl power · matching outfits · soul · synth · pop
- Sibling ActsBee Gees, Jonas Brothers, Hanson, Jackson 5, Everly Brothers
Pointer Sisterssolo artist
Performer working independently
solo act · Whitney Houston · Diana Ross · Tina Turner · one-woman show
Pointer SistersThe Temptations
The Four Tops · Boyz II Men · The O'Jays · The Jackson 5 · The Commodores
Pointer SistersBillie Holiday
"Strange Fruit" vocalist
Sade · Adele · torch singer · balladeer · Leonard Cohen
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