Loleatta had R&B/disco hits in the '70s with "Love Sensation" and "Hit And Run," but she was unwillingly sampled on Black Box's global 1989 hit "Right On Time" (a major musical influence on yours D'luvvly). She (hopefully) successfully sued their Italian asses and hopefully got tons of cash as a result.
Of course, here in the States we know Holloway best as the powerhouse voice featured on Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch's chart-topping 1991 single "Good Vibrations."
I'll just pretend it was those vocals that I used to get a jolt in my denim shorts over as a confused teen while watching that video.
