` |}   - Testbox Since I'm prohibited from editing articles under false accusations and libel and no one will probably click on this talk page, I hereby proclaim this page as the personal sandbox of mine, but you wouldn't mind, right? Right?   The following edits are edits that I would usually do around here.   Inspirational ending quote:   - =Juicy=  Juicy was an American musical duo consisting of siblings Jerry Barnes and Katreese Barnes. The group is best known for the songs ``Sugar Free`` and Beat Street feature song ``Beat Street Strut``. The name comes from Mtume' number-one R&B; hit ``Juicy Fruit``.  ==Career== They debuted in 1983 with a single called ``Don't Cha Wanna`` and album Juicy. The album entered the charts following year.   In 1984, their song ``Beat Street Strut`` was released by Atlantic Records. The song appeared on the 1984 musical-drama film Beat Street and its gold-certified soundtrack. The song was moderately successful on Billboard Dance chart, peaking #46 in July 1984.   In 1985, Juicy recorded their second album It Takes Two, which features an answer record to ``Juicy Fruit`` called ``Sugar Free``. It peaked at #13 on the Billboard Black Singles chart and #45 on the UK pop chart, and was certified Gold. Another singles from the album include ``Nobody But You``, reaching number 59 on the R&B; chart.  After the uncharted album Spread The Love was released in 1987 for CBS Associated Records label, the group did not enter charts any more.   ==Discography== ===Studio albums=== {| class=``wikitable`` ! rowspan=``2``| Year ! rowspan=``2``| Album ! rowspan=``2``| Label ! colspan=``4``| Peak chart positions |- !  !  !  |- |1982 |Juicy | Arista  |align=``center``|— |align=``center``|#57 |align=``center``|— |- |1986 |It Takes Two | Private I |align=``center``|— |align=``center``|#32 |align=``center``|— |- |1987 |Spread The Love | CBS Associated Records |align=``center``|— |align=``center``|— |align=``center``|— |- !colspan=``8`` style=``font-size: 8pt``| ``—`` denotes an album that did not chart or was not released in that region. |- |}  ===Singles=== {| class=``wikitable`` |- ! rowspan=``2``| Year ! rowspan=``2``| Title ! rowspan=``2``| Label ! colspan=``5``| Peak chart positions |- ! width=``30``|  ! width=``30``|  ! width=``30``|  ! width=``30``|  ! width=``30``|  |- | 1986 | ``Sugar Free`` |  | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | #43 | align=center | #13 | align=center | #45 |- | 1986 | ``Nobody But You`` |  | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | #59 | align=center | ― |- | 1987 | ``After Loving You`` |  | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | ― | align=center | #84 |- !colspan=``8`` style=``font-size: 8pt``| ``—`` denotes a single that did not chart or was not released in that region. |- |}  ===Other singles=== {| class=``wikitable`` |- ! Year ! Title ! Label ! Notes |- | 1982 | ``Don't Cha Wanna``  | Arista | Debut song, featured on their eponymous album. |- | 1982 | ``I've Got Something`` | Arista | Featured on their eponymous album. |- | 1984 | ``Beat Street Strut`` | Atlantic | Featured on the Beat Street soundtrack. (Club: #46, 1984) |- | 1985 | ``Bad Boy`` | Private I | Featured on their second studio album. |- | 1985 | ``It Takes Two`` | Private I | Featured on their second studio album. |- | 1987 | ``All Work, No Play`` | CBS Associated | Featured on their third studio album. |- |}  ==References==   {| align=``center`` class=```` style=``background: ; border: 2px outset #aaa; padding: .2em; margin-bottom: 3px; font-size: 100%; width: auto;`` ||Category: Sibling duos | American dance music groups | Boogie musicians | American rhythm and blues musical groups | Arista Records artists  | Musical groups established in 1982    |} -`