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Adams formed Musique and based the group around a quartet of female singers -- Christine Wiltshire, Angela Howell, and Gina Tharps. Not only did their debut album feature "In the Bush," but it also included "Keep on Jumpin'" (the title track), another single that caught fire on dancefloors, thanks to http://www.answers.com/topic/fran-ois-ks 12" mix. A follow-up album, http://www.answers.com/topic/musique-ii followed in 1979 (Mary Seymour, Denise Edwards, and Gina Taylor replaced the original vocalists) but it was unable to build on the success of the debut. The project ended shortly after that. Brown's popularity peaked shortly after Musique with Adams continued doing his thing (including running Harlem's P&P label and its several subsidiaries with and Wiltshire was featured on Class Action's "Weekend" (coincidentally, a cover of a song by Phreek, another Adams project). ~ Andy Kellman,