Creme D'Cocoa

Creme D'Cocoa emerged during the height of the disco era, from 1978 to 1982, and lasted long enough to release two albums and seven singles on Venture Records. The lineup consisted of three former Ambassadors, Herley Johnson, Orlando Oliphant, and Bobby Todd, plus an ex-Ebony ("It's Forever") Jennifer Holmes. The Ebonys disbanded early in 1978, as did the Ambassadors, who hadn't had a record release for nine years until Mercury Records revitalized them early in 1978 by reissuing their most popular recording: "I Really Love You," co-written by Kenny Gamble, and originally on Ar...