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	Featured vocalist on original Broadway cast recording of Hair, Moore did not capitalise on LP's success as quikly as fellow cast member Ronnie Dyson. Her breakthrough followed a 1976 collaboration with producer Van McCoy: This is it reached no. 9 in UK chart, to which she returned at threeyearly intervals. In '79 she teamed with McFadden & Whitehead for Pick me up, I'll dance and cruised into 1982 Top 20 with Love's comin' at ya, masterminded by Paul Laurence Jones III (enjoying simultaneous success with Evelyn King's Love come down). She continued to make soul charts on both sides of the Atlantic, but achieved greater recognition as early champion of Freddie Jackson.

Melba Moore Take my love 1981 EMI America Kashif 2 Melba Moore What a woman needs 1981 EMI America Mc Fadden & Whitehead 8 Melba Moore Love's comin' at ya 1982 EMI America Paul Laurence Jones 3 Melba Moore Mind up tonight 1982 Capitol Paul Laurence Jones 4 Melba Moore Underlove 1982 Capitol Kashif 2 Melba Moore The other side of the rainbow 1982 Capitol Kashif & P Jones  8 Melba Moore Keepin' my lover satisfied 1983 Capitol Paul Laurence Jones 2 Melba Moore Love me right 1983 Capitol Paul Laurence Jones 2 Melba Moore Never say never 1983 Capitol Kashif & P Jones  8 Melba Moore I can't believe it (it's over) 1985 Capitol Keith Diamond 3 Melba Moore When you love me like this 1985 Capitol Keith Diamond 3 Melba Moore Read my lips 1985 Capitol Keith Diamond 2 Melba Moore Read my lips 1985 Capitol Keith Diamond 9 Melba Moore It's been so long 1986 Capitol Howard King 3 Melba Moore Love the one i'm with 1986 Capitol Kashif 2 Melba Moore A lot of love 1986 Capitol Paul Laurence 10 Melba Moore A lot of love 1986 Capitol Beau Huggins 10 Melba Moore I'm in love 1988 Capitol Gene McFadden & Kashif 10 Melba Moore Soul exposed 1990 Capitol David "Pic" Conley 11