The much-anticipated BET miniseries revolving around the life and times of seminal '80s boy band, New Edition, has begun its three part airing. As Thursday marks the third and final episode, fans have almost been given six full hours of New Edition. However, once, more than likely, some follow-up questions will arise. Sure, six hours is a lot, but is it enough to cover each and every member in detail — including what happened to them after New Edition? Download Tripod Beta Software Testing.

Probably not. It's fair to ponder where life took Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, Bobby Brown, Ronnie DeVoe, Johnny Gill, and Ralph Tresvant. Let's start with Bell, because, well, he's at the top of this list.?

Some members of the popular '80s boy band remained in the spotlight, while others fell by the wayside and carried on with the rest of their lives.. As you may or may not know (hopefully you do, and if you don't, I am deeply sorry), three members from New Edition went on to form the. The band name combines the surnames of the singers who participated ('Biv' is short for Bivins). Besides that, which is not to minimize such a feat at all, here's what Bell's been up to, post-New Edition. He Released A Solo Album.

Product Description Personnel includes: Ricky Bell, Johnny Gill, Ronnie DeVoe, Courtney Bradford (vocals); Moe Bline, Raven Sorrino (rap vocals); Brandi Bonner (spoken vocals); Richard Wolf (acoustic guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Mike Constantini (electric guitar, programming); Tom Pergola (guitar, keyboards); Joe Koyanagi, Jervae Johnson (guitar); Reggie Morris (synthesizer); Mike Elizondo (bass); Parish Winkler (drums); Mark Bell (programming, background vocals); Greg Lawson (programming); Erin Reed, Tamika J. Peoples (background vocals). Producers: Ricky Bell, Richard Wolf, Mark Bell, Tom Pergola, Del Person. Full Name: Ricardo Bell Nicknames: Slick, Slickstershot Birthdate: September 18, 1967 Birthplace: Roxbury, Mass.