Eternal were one of the biggest girlbands in the UK during the 90's. Many people may find it hard to believe that this girlband had more Top 10 hits than both the Spice Girls and All Saints, yet these two groups seem to be more remebered than Eternal. 'Power Of A Woman' was the bands second album, released in 1995 and their first album as a trio, with Louise Nurding quitting the band the previous year. The album consists of 13 songs, mixing a range of pop, r&B and funk. 'Power Of A Woman' - The title track from the album and the first single. It's a sassy, very Americanised pop track. They released this in mid 1995 and it sounded so fresh ...  Read the complete review

Eternal - Power of a Woman One of my favourite girl bands from old were Eternal (this is probably showing my age a bit but oh well). They were popular before The Spice Girls, Girls Aloud etc and I think one of the reasons why they were successful was because they could actually sing and had some lovely harmonies, with beautiful voices that all worked well together. They were also all very pretty as well so I'm sure this added to their success. Eternal were formed in 1992 and eventually ceased as a band around the year 2000. The group consisted of four members, Easther and Vernie Bennett who were sisters, Kelle Bryan and Louise Nurding. Louise ...  Read the complete review