Sal-Soul Records released "Let No Man Put Asunder" from their 1977 album, Delusions. That single rose to number 13 on the Billboard dance chart and has become the group's signature song and still a current favorite on the house music scene. Rochelle Fleming continued to record and perform internationally as a solo artist. Annette Guest became a successful songwriter writing for artists such as Stephanie Mills. Official members Annette Guest and Ursula Herring, along with Andre Jackson, are currently performing again as The First Choice. Legacy and re-union The group was influential to early house and techno music, because of sampling by many artists, including Todd Terry and The Jungle Brothers, mostly from First Choice's 1977 track, "Let No Man Put Asunder". That track was also covered by Mary J. Blige on her 1999 album, Mary. On August 6, 2014, First Choice performed a reunion concert at East River Bandshell, New York City, with original members: Rochelle Fleming, Annette Guest, Wardell Piper and Ursula Herring. The concert featured many of the group's ex-label mates from Salsoul Records. The group is still performing, but without Rochelle Fleming. In 2019, rapper J. Cole sampled their song "Wake Up to Me" in his song "Middle Child." Members timeline Discography Studio albums Compilation albums The Best of the First Choice (1976, Kory) Greatest Hits (1992, Salsoul) Philly Golden Classics (1994, Collectables) The Best of First Choice (1994, Southbound) Greatest Hits (1996, The Right Stuff) The Best of First Choice (1997, Charly) The Best of First Choice: Armed & Extremely Dangerous (1999, Philly Groove) The Ultimate Club Collection (2001, Philly Groove/The Right Stuff/Capitol/EMI) The Anthology (2005, Suss'd) The Greatest Hits: It's Not Over (2006, Koch) The Best of First Choice (2007, Metro Doubles) Singles References External links First Choice discography at the Soulwalking Web Site American dance music groups African-American girl groups American rhythm and blues musical groups Musical groups established in 1971 Musical groups from Pennsylvania Musical groups from Philadelphia Bell Records artists Salsoul Records artists Warner Records artists