ad. In July 1992, the Teen Queens appeared on E Street as contestants on a fictitious, in-show dating game, Dream Date. They had further top 40 singles including The Four Tops' "I Can't Help Myself" (No. 28) in July 1992 and The Paris Sisters' "Love How You Love Me" (No. 14) in September 1992. The latter track featured on an episode of E Street for the wedding theme for the characters of Toni and CJ. A final single, a cover version of The Shirelles and The Beatles' "Baby It's You" was released in April 1993, which peaked at No. 91. In June that year they performed the track on TV's Midday show, with backing by the station's Geoff Harvey band. A second album, Get Happy! II, was released in July 1993 before the group disbanded. After Teen Queens After the Teen Queens split in 1993, each member pursued solo projects. Crawford became a founding member of the children's music group, Hi-5, from September 1998 to December 2008: she appeared on the TV series of the same name. Witt appeared on TV shows, Good Morning Australia and Mornings with Kerrie-Anne and, as from 2006, she hosted a TV online-shopping site. Clarke and her brother PJ Clarke devised the performing arts agency 'Detour' out of Brent Street Studios in Sydney from 1998 to 2003. As agents they launched many performers and creatives into successful careers within the industry and produced entertainment at events. Clarke currently works with her brother PJ at Jeep Management Pty Ltd in Sydney, Australia. Members Roxanne Clarke Kellie Crawford Liza Witt Discography Studio albums Singles Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards External links References New South Wales musical groups Australian girl groups Australian musical trios Australian pop music groups Musical groups established in 1991 Musical groups disestablished in 1993