R&B band from Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. consisting of Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds, Antonio "L.A." Reid, Carlos "Satin" Greene, Darnell "Dee" Bristol, Stanley Burke, and Kevin Roberson.Forming in 1981, The Deele recorded three albums during the 1980s, and scored two hit singles.

In 1984 "Body Talk" reached #77 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop chart. In 1987 their song "Two Occasions" reached #4 on the R&B charts and was the biggest hit for the group, which created new opportunities to write and co-produce for others such as Babyface, Tevin Campbell, Bobby Brown, and The Whispers (Rock Steady) to name a few.

The group reunited in 1993, without Reid and Edmonds, to record their final album, Invitation to Love. The Deele in 2007 is back and currently touring to promote their new single “The Only One” under Eieg/D-Town Records (Dallas Texas) with a full album scheduled to release in 2008.

The Deele was added Deele.htmlto Eieg/D-Town Koast2Koast Records in 2006 and is expected to write and produce for DTR/K2K new young artist putting the S back into “muzic”.The Grammy Award Winning Group “The Deele” is now back in the top 10 spotlight featured in Mariah Carey‘s 2005 Grammy nominated hit “We Belong Together”.

This would be the beginning of an entity that would give birth to the most influential group of musicians and singers in the music industry today, changing the course of R&B forever.With Antonio "L.A.

" Reid and Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds branching off into their on solo careers, Kayo, Carlos, and Dee collectively produced, wrote, arranged, and performed on pop, adult contemporary, and R&B projects with over 50 million copies sold.

Their expertise has included artists as diverse as Mariah Carey, Paula Abdul, Bar-Kays, Bootsy Collins, Johnny Gill, Babyface, TLC, Bobby Brown, Toni Braxton, The Whispers, Whitney Houston and many more.

Now apart of D-Town Koast2Koast Records/Sony BMG a Dallas based record label, The Deele is finding a new emergence in the music industry bringing the same musical influence, energy and professionalism, three decades later to quench the thirst of the masses.

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