only peaked at number 63 R&B in late summer 1982, it inspired the Mary Jane Girls' breakout hit the following year, "All Night Long". "Risin' to the Top" has since been sampled (often along with "All Night Long") by artists such as LL Cool J ("Around the Way Girl"), Doug E. Fresh ("Keep Risin' to the Top"), Mary J. Blige ("Love No Limit" and "Mary Jane (All Night Long)") and Ali ("Feelin' You"). The second Changes single was "Shakin'". The album also included one of the last songs by Philadelphia songwriter Linda Creed (co-written with Thom Bell), the mid-tempo ballad "One Minute More". Burke worked as a writer/producer (frequently with his former Invisible Man's Band colleagues keyboardist Dean Gant and drummer Steve Ferrone) with the O'Jays, the Jones Girls, the Whispers, Keith Sweat, George Howard, Peabo Bryson, Bill Withers, and Perri, among others. After meeting Expansion Records executive Ralph Tee, Burke signed with the Sony distributed UK label. Nothin' But Love'' was his first album for the label and was released in March 1998. The first 12-inch single was "I Need Your Love", with vocals by Burke's son, Osaze "Ozzie" Burke. Later years Clarence Burke Jr. died on May 26, 2013, at his home in Marietta, Georgia. He was 64. The cause of his death was not disclosed. He was survived by his wife, Crystal, and five children. Cubie Burke died May 14, 2014, in Smyrna, Georgia, at the age of 49. In addition to his parents and remaining siblings, he was survived by his daughter, DeCoda, and a granddaughter. Speculation was that his death was related to brain trauma, which, according to daughter DeCoda, he had suffered some six years prior. Dean Gant died April 25, 2020 in an Atlanta area hospital at the age of 67. Clarence Burke Sr., died on July 16, 2020, the day before his 91st birthday, in an Atlanta area hospital. James Burke died on February 19, 2021, from pneumonia at age 70. Discography Studio albums As the "Invisible Man's Band" Singles See also List of 1970s one-hit wonders in the United States Sibling musical groups References External links Information about The Invisible Man's Band (later incarnation of the Stairsteps) at SoulWalking.com Burke Jr. online memorial 1965 establishments in Illinois 1976 disestablishments in Illinois Musical groups from Chicago Musical groups established in 1965 Musical groups disestablished in 1976 Child musical groups Family musical groups