Text taken from FEVER RECORDS' Freestyle Lives (1995) cd compilation.

 The Cover Girls concept was created by FEVER RECORDS' executive producers ANDY "PANDA" TRIPOLI and SAL ABBATIELLO. The idea was to develop a vocal trio with the beauty, style, and grace of the magazine "Cover Girls". This "idea" turned into an internationally recognized pop group with eleven singles charted on various Billboard charts, two gold albums, one gold album in Japan, as well as #1 record of the year for 1988, and three major endorsement deals with Coca-Cola, Panasonic, and Sprite. 

The Cover Girls began their success with a demo version of "SHOW ME", a song written and produced by ANDY "PANDA" TRIPOLI. The single became a pop/dance success by selling 400,000 units and reaching #4 on Billboard's Dance chart. 

After the huge success of the single, "SHOW ME" the album was later released under FEVER RECORDS in 1986. "SHOW ME", the album, became the first independently distributed album to chart five singles. In 1990, the follow up album which also went gold, "WE CAN'T GO WRONG", was released under CAPITOL RECORDS. 

Under the talented production work of ANDY "PANDA" TRIPOLI and the well known team of DAVID COLE and ROBERT CLIVILLES (best known as C&C), such hits to emerge out of their second album included, "ALL THAT GLITTERS", "MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT", and the moving ballad, "WE CAN'T GO WRONG". 

The original members that made up the Cover Girls were Caroline Jackson, Sunshine Wright, and lead singer, Angel Sabater (Clivilles).

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