Ziggy and the group -- Cedelia, Stephen and half-sister Sharon -- recorded two albums while in their teens. However, it wasn’t until the third, 1988's Conscious Party, that the band finally gained recognition in America. Produced by Talking Heads/Tom Tom Club members Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, the album featured the hit "Tomorrow People," won a Grammy and established Ziggy -- billed separately for the first time -- as a star. The Melody Makers also won a Grammy for the album One Bright Day the following year, a feat they'd repeat four albums later in 1997 with the acclaimed Fallen Is Babylon. The group's 1999 outing, Spirit Of Music, abandoned the pop-friendly textures of past efforts to pursue a more spare, acoustic sound.