Johnna Lee Cummings

Johnna Lee Cummings (born November 16, 1971) is an American pop music singer known for her lead vocals with the early 1990s girl group Boy Krazy; under the direction of Stock Aitken Waterman, Boy Krazy became a one-hit wonder on American Top 40 music charts with their hit song "That's What Love Can Do" which was released in 1991, but became a bigger hit after it was remixed and re-released two years later.

Early life Cummings was born and raised in Philadelphia and moved to New York City at the age of 17.

Boy Krazy Boy Krazy had significant dance club success with their singles in the UK and the US and Canada. "That's What Love Can Do" is their most famous track, where it hit #18 in America in 1993, nearly 2 years after its release. The song had charted in the UK upon initial release at #86 in 1991. It re-entered the charts at #80 coinciding with the increase in American popularity. The American follow-up, "Good Times With Bad Boys" peaked at #59 in the US. In the UK, the group's second single released in that territory, "All You Have To Do" peaked at #91.

Solo career After leaving the group, Cummings signed a solo record deal in the mid 1990s with PWL International Ltd. Using just her first name Johnna, her 1996 debut single, "Do What You Feel", received attention and featured remixes by dance music producer Matt Darey. The radio edit, peaked just outside the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart, at #43.

Discography

Albums

Singles YearSingleUKAUS 1996"Do What You Feel" 43 -1996"Pride"85 -1996"Let The Spirit Move You"126 -