Sheila was reborn in Detroit as one of George Clinton's fiercely funky Brides of Funkenstein. More than simple sex appeal and sass, Sheila sang on the seminalNever Buy Texas from a Cowboyas well as P-Funk hits like "Atomic Dog," making a name for herself alongside P-Funk collective greats. After this mothership connection, Sheila toured with Rick James in 1981 as an original Mary Jane Girl, wrote for Clinton's solo records in the mid '80s and even made a soul connection with Bruce Willis -- who inspired the singer to do her own thing. She then departed the P-Funk stratosphere for another planetary dimension, recording with Aurra, Civil Attack and Public Enemy.
"Attitude" and "Keep On Doing" presents Sheila doing what she does best raw funk and soul
Sheila in featured article: Wax Poetics issue #2 (due out in September)
Member of Brides Of Funkenstein, Parliament/Funkadelic, George Clinton, Aurra, Civil Attack
Limited pressing of 300 copies
45rpm 7" record in Silk-Screened Jacket
