The Pointer Sisters have never been easy to categorize, with roots in Country, R&B, Gospel, Jazz, Soul, and Pop. In 1995, they starred in a dazzling all new production of the multi-award winning hit Broadway musical "Ain' t Misbehavin'" to critical acclaim. This was just another of the many firsts these extraordinary vocalists have experienced in their phenomenal career of more than twenty-five years. In 1994, The Pointers burned up the country charts with "Chain of Fools," their smash duet with Clint Black, which went platinum and was nominated for Best Song of The Year by the Country Music Association. In September of 1994, The Pointers received two great honors. They were awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame as a tribute to their continued success, and they were invited to perform a special concert at the White House for the President and Mrs. Clinton. One look at their Grammy Awards confirms that The Pointers have always been mavericks. Nominated ten times, they've taken home three in widely varied categories: Best Country Vocal Group (for "Fairytale"), Best Pop Performance by a Group or Duo (for "Jump") and Best Vocal Arrangement (for "Automatic"). The Pointers continue to be on point, touring and winning over new fans.