Switch
Switch was founded in December 1976 in Mansfield, Ohio, by Gregory Williams, and
is an American R&B and funk band. After recording a demo in Columbus, Ohio, the
group attracted the attention of Jermaine Jackson and Hazel Gordy Jackson,
securing a record deal with Motown's Gordy subsidiary. Their self-titled debut
album Switch (1978) produced the top-ten R&B single "There'll Never Be", which
peaked at number 36 on the Billboard Hot 100. Subsequent releases included the
studio albums Switch II (1979), Reaching for Tomorrow (1980), This Is My Dream
(1980), and Switch V (1981), which...
