The singing duo of Yarbrough & Peoples burst on to the music scene with the million-selling single "Don't Stop the Music," a sinewy slab of synth-based R&B/funk that was ahead of its time and had a far-reaching influence in the years following. The sizzling track held down the number one R&B spot for five weeks and hit number 19 pop on Billboard's charts in the spring of 1981. Calvin Yarbrough and Alisa Peoples first met when they were small children, growing up in Dallas, TX; he was six-years-old and she was four.
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Yarbrough & Peoples has had 6 concerts.
Yarbrough & Peoples is most often considered to be Soul, Funk, R&B, Disco, Classic Soul, Urban Contemporary, Quiet Storm, Rhythm And Blues, New Jack Swing, Post-Disco, and P-Funk.
The last Yarbrough & Peoples concert was on March 03, 2018 at Microsoft Theater, L.A. Live in Los Angeles, California, United States. The bands that performed were: Brenton Wood / Zapp / Lisa Lisa / MC Magic / The Intruders / the dramatics / The Delfonics / The Floaters / Yarbrough & Peoples / Thee Midniters / Little Willie G..
