also showed early examples of Curtis Hairston's voice when Petrus invited him to be the new lead singer. The album sold rather well, especially in Europe, but in 1987 the B. B. & Q. Band ended when Petrus was murdered. "Genie" was released on different labels. In the U.S. "Dreamer" was released as a B-side (with "On the Shelf" as A-side") on the label in Your Face, which was a sublabel of Pretty Pearl Records. Meanwhile, the album "Genie" and accompanying singles "Dreamer" and "Genie" were all released on Pretty Pearl Records/Elektra Records. Both Pretty Pearl Records and Elektra Records logos were used on the record labels. The catalogue numbers were the series used by Elektra Records. This was only the case in the U.S., while in Europe, the album and singles were released by Cooltempo (U.K.), Break (Netherlands) and ZYX (Germany). Furthermore, different pictures were used for the record covers of the album depending on the country of release. Not only were labels and pictures different. The Shep Pettibone remix of "Dreamer" was included on the U.S. LP, while the European editions of the album included an "album version" of the track. The Shep Pettibone remix was the same as the 12" release on Elektra/Pretty Pearl, while the European album version was the same as the B-side of the 12" "On the shelf" released on in Your Face Records. Discography Studio albums The B. B. & Q. Band (1981) All Night Long (1982) Six Million Times (1983) Genie (1985) Compilation albums The Best of the B.B. & Q. Band (1988), Streetheat Album Collection (5xCD boxset, 2006) (B.B.& Q. Band and High Fashion), Fonte Records Greatest Hits & Essential Tracks (2xCD, 2009), Smith & Co Singles References External links The Brooklyn, Bronx & Queens Band Discography at Discogs. Jacques Fred Petrus & Mauro Malavasi: The perfect Italian Disco chemistry American funk musical groups Musical groups established in 1979 Musical groups disestablished in 1987 American boogie musicians