Sister Sledge's first album, Circle of Love, was released by ATCO (a subsidiary of Atlantic Records) in 1975, and included songs written by Gwen Guthrie and Gwen's then-boyfriend, studio bassist Patrick Grant, who later changed his name to Haras Fyre. The group enjoyed some success in Europe, and as a result, the album Together was recorded in Germany in 1977. Released through the Cotillion label, another Atlantic subsidiary, the album produced a minor hit with the single "Blockbuster Boy" reaching number 61 on the US R&B chart.
Sister Sledge's first album Circle of Love was released by ATCO (a subsidiary of Atlantic Records) in 1975 and included songs written by Gwen Guthrie and Gwen's then-boyfriend studio bassist Patrick Grant who later changed his name to Haras Fyre The group enjoyed some success in Europe and as a result the album Together was recorded in Germany in 1977 Released through the Cotillion label another Atlantic subsidiary the album produced a minor hit with the single "Blockbuster Boy" reaching number 61 on the US R&B chart