Alicia Bridges Net Worth is
$300,000

Mini Biography

Blessed on July 15, 1953, in Lawndale, NEW YORK, Alicia Bridges eventually relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where, in her past due teenagers, started doing behind-the-scenes function DJ/VJ-ing before snagging her own saving agreement with Polydor in early 1978. She was presented with full innovative control of her selection of materials, unlike many recently signed artists. Subsequently, Alicia thought we would set up with fellow musician Susan Hutcheson to generate songs on her behalf first recording, with Alicia composing the lyrics and Susan performing the music. Her fist recording, known as “Alicia Bridges”, included a song that became a dance phenomenon and her biggest strike: “I REALLY LIKE The Night Lifestyle (Disco ‘Around)”, which raced in to the Best 5, achieving #2 over the dance graphs, and be a personal staple song for the homosexual community. Another melody, “Body High temperature”, were able to graph in the very best 100, peaking at a low-but-relatively-impressive #86 in the Pop graphs. Other standout monitors included the country-tinged “Town Tempo”, the funk groove “In The Name of Like”, the blues ditty “Broken Girl” as well as the traditional rock and roll anthem “Gemstone In The Tough”. Her following album would demonstrate even less effective. “Play It SINCE IT Lays” was released in middle-1979, no music on it were able to land for the graphs. Nevertheless, it included tracks like the unique footloose dance quantity “Discovered To Dance TOO EARLY”, the traditional rock and roll anthem “What CAN YOU Perform…”, the piano pub jazz quantity “Cheap Affairs”, the electrified man made and robotic “Rex The Automatic robot” as well as the music about deceit and hocus-pocus magic “BENEATH THE Cover of Darkness”. Following the failing of her second-to-last recording for Polydor, Bridges stop her singing profession, venturing back again to DJ/VJ function, in the middle-1980s. She briefly came back in 1984 to record her third and last recording, “Hocus Pocus”. Since that time, she shifted to SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, then back again to Atlanta, where she’s been a longtime DJ in the famous homosexual nightclub, The Otherside Lounge.

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