One Way - You Better Quit (extended version)

Extended version from the 1986 album, "One Way IX." One Way was formed in 1978 in Detroit, Michigan as the newer incarnation of a band originally known as Soul Partners. Al Hudson, Alicia Myers, guitarists Dave Robertson and Cortez Harris, bassist Kevin McCord, drummer Gregory Green and keyboardist Jonathan Meadows were the original members. They first recorded as "Al Hudson and the Soul Partners", scoring an R&B hit on the ABC label called "You Can Do It" in 1979. At that time, however, ABC Records was in the process of being taken over by MCA Records as part of a buyout, and when the band moved to the MCA label, they subsequently changed their name to One Way featuring Al Hudson before becoming One Way. They were on MCA from 1980 to 1988. They scored three Top 10 U.S. R&B chart hits, with the biggest being "Cutie Pie," which reached number four in 1982. Original front woman Alicia Myers left the band in the early 1980s to pursue a solo career. She was replaced by Candyce Edwards, who served as female lead of the group from 1981 to 1985. Edwards' debut was on the Fancy Dancer album, and she remained with the group throughout the biggest successes, including "Cutie Pie." -- Wikipedia.