Billie Adams, Jacqueline Bucknell, and Samantha Spencer-Lane comprised Girls Can't Help It, a short-lived urban contemporary/dance-pop trio that was active in London in the early '80s. Because Girls Can't Help It consisted of three white females from England -- all of them gorgeous -- some people compared the obscure group to Bananarama. But the trio's fun, playful music actually had more in common with the Mary Jane Girls and Vanity 6 (although Girls Can't Help It didn't have Vanity 6's trashy, pornographic image). Formed in 1982, Girls Can't Help It recorded its debut EP, Pure Wild, for Sire the following year. The record didn't sell, and in 1984, Girls Can't Help It broke up without ever recording a full-length album. ~ Alex Henderson, Rovi