UK Motown/R&B/Soul vocal band
The Pasadenas had a unique sound for their era as their vocal style was a collaboration of the 1950’s, shoop-shoop, 1960’s Motown and 1970’s funk.
The Pasadenas were formed by the Milliner twins, David and Michael and also consisted of Andrew Banfield, Hammish Seelochan and Aaron Brown and were originally a dance troupe called Finesse. They all contributed to the song writing, arrangement and production of all new material and their classic covers. In 1988 they released their debut single ‘Tribute (Right On)’, which proved to be their biggest selling single peaking at No 5 in the British charts. They followed it up with ‘Riding On A Train’ (1988), which peaked at No 13 in the British singles chart. They then released their debut album ‘To Whom It May Concern’ (1988), which proved to be their biggest selling, peaking at No 3 in the British charts. It sold in an excess of 1 million copies. They ended the year with one last single ‘Enchanted Lady’ (1988), which peaked at No 31.

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