Penny Ford

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Penny Ford (born in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA), also known as Pennye Ford, is a music artist, and the sister of Sharon Redd. She released an album titled "Pennye" in 1984 and her following single Dangerous reached the UK Top 50 in 1985. She became good friends with Chaka Khan when singing background vocals on 'Our Day Will Come', a duet with Edwin Starr. She was a lead singer with the German electronic band SNAP! on "The Power."

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