The Three Degrees, an influential American female vocal group, achieved significant success in soul, R&B, and disco, including chart-topping hits and international performances. After topping the UK Chart for two weeks and reaching No. 2 in the US with their 1974 international hit ‘When Will I See You Again,’ which sold over two million copies, The Three Degrees established themselves as a globally prominent act in soul, R&B, and disco. The iconic female vocal group first released ‘Gee Baby (I’m Sorry)’ for Swan Records in 1965, followed by their 1970 debut album ‘Maybe’ on Roulette Records, which reached No.
Continuing their legacy, The Three Degrees released the new single ‘Holding Back’ in 2010. Their most recent studio album, ‘Strategy: Our Tribute To Philadelphia,’ was released in 2016, showcasing their enduring connection to their musical roots. The group, currently featuring Valerie Holiday, Freddi Poole, and Helen Scott, continues to perform and record, maintaining their iconic presence in the music industry.