Pattie Brooks

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Pattie Brooks is an African American disco singer born in Fort Riley Kansas. Although she never placed a song on the Hot 100, she did have two very successful hits on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart: the #2 "Girl Don't Make Me Wait" / "Love Shook" / "Pop Collage" in 1977 and the #1 "After Dark" from the soundtrack to the move Thank God It's Friday in 1978.

Her daughter Yvette Marina is a member of the Mary Jane Girls.

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