The Pasadenas were a British R&B/pop group active from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s. Their sound mixed R&B with doo-wop and soul influences, drawing inspiration from Motown and Philly soul, which set them apart in the UK music scene. Notable members included Andrew Banfield, Michael Milliner, David Milliner, Aaron Brown, and Hammish Seelochan. Their biggest hit, "Tribute (Right On)", gained significant popularity in the UK and international charts, showcasing their distinctive blend of smooth harmonies and upbeat dance rhythms.