Ralph Tresvant

Ralph Tresvant (born Ralph Edward Tresvant Jr., on 16 May, 1968 in Roxbury, Massachusetts) is an American tenor singer, best known as one of the lead singers in R&B act New Edition. Ralph sang lead on many of the lead singles including "Candy Girl", "Cool It Now" and If It Isn't Love". Tresvant who's voice resembles Michael Jackson led the group from 83 to 89. Tresvant also pursued a solo career during New Edition's early-1990s hiatus, and scored a hit with 1990's "Sensitivity", written and produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. He also scored big with the hits "Do What I Gotta Do", "Rated R", and "Stone Cold Gentleman". Tresvant also has appeared in the movie "House Party 2" in 1991 and the play "The Man Of Her Dreams" in 2002

Ralph's third solo album Rizz-Wa-Faire, was released March 7, 2006. The first single from Rizz-Wa-Faire is "My Homegirl".

Discography

Albums

* 1990: Ralph Tresvant
* 1993: It's Goin' Down
* 2006: Rizz-Wa-Faire

Singles

* 1990: "Sensitvity" #4 US, #1 US R&B #18 UK
* 1991: "Stone Cold Gentleman" #34 US, #3 US R&B
* 1991: "Do What I Gotta Do" #2 US R&B
* 1991: "Rated R" #69 US R&B
* 1991: "Yo Baby Yo"
* 1992: "Money Can't Buy Me Love" #54 US, #2 US R&B
* 1993: "Who's The Mack" #35 US R&B
* 1994: "When I Need Somebody" #45 US R&B
* 2006: "My Homegirl"

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