Full Name
Eldra Patrick DeBarge (Born June 4, 1964 in Grand Rapids, MI)

Group
DeBarge:
(Defunct)
Bunny DeBarge (Born Etterlene DeBarge, March 15, 1955 in Detroit, MI)
Mark DeBarge (Born June 19, 1959 in Detroit, MI)
Randy DeBarge (Born William Randall DeBarge, August 6, 1958 in Detroit, MI)
El DeBarge (Born Eldra Patrick DeBarge, June 4, 1964 in Grand Rapids, MI)
James DeBarge (Born James Curtis DeBarge, August 22, 1963 in Detroit, MI)
Bobby DeBarge (Born Robert Louis DeBarge, Jr., March 5, 1956 in Detroit, MI - Died August 16, 1995 in Grand Rapids, MI (AIDS))

See Also: Chico DeBarge & Kristinia DeBarge

Albums
El DeBarge - In The Storm
El DeBarge - Heart, Mind & Soul
El DeBarge - Second Chance

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Bio From AllMusic.Com
El DeBarge, known for his signature falsetto, was the lead singer of the '80s R&B sibling group DeBarge throughout their career, appearing on the hits "All This Love," "Love Me in a Special Way," "Who's Holding Donna Now," and "Rhythm of the Night." After leaving the group in 1985, he launched his solo career in 1986 with a self-titled debut album that featured the number three hit "Who's Johnny?," featured in the film Short Circuit. DeBarge recorded one more album for Motown -- 1989's Gemini -- prior to signing with Warner for 1992's In The Storm and 1994's Heart, Mind & Soul. None of those albums was particularly successful. For over a decade, DeBarge was away from music and battled drug addiction. Shortly after serving a prison term for violating probation, DeBarge resurfaced and released Second Chance in 2010. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine