The Backstreet Boys biography,
In Backstreet Boys biography, the group began with Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson, who were cousins from Lexington Kentucky. They began singing at an early age and performed in festivals and in the Church Choir. Howie Dorough and A.J. McLean from Orlando Florida later teamed up with Brian and Kevin. Nick Carter, from New York was the last one to join the group. Continuing with Backstreet Boys biography, in 1994 they signed up with Jive Records, working with the producers Tim Allen and Viet Renn. Their first record was released in Europe, September 1995, and was a hugh success. The songs "We've Got It Going On" and "I'll Never Break Your Heart" became number one songs in Europe. In 1997, they released the hits, "Quit Playing Games With My Heart" and "As Long as You Love Me". They also released the songs, "I'll Never Break Your Heart" and "All I have To Give" onto the American song market. In 1999, they released the CD titled, "Millennium" which sold over 15 million copies. By the end of the nineties they were one of the hottest pop groups in the United States and Canada. In 2000, they released the album, "Black and Blue". In 2005, the album titled, "Never Gone" sold over a million copies. In 2005, they released the single, "Just Want You to Know" from the album, "Never Gone". In 2007 they released the alblum titled, "Unbreakable" with the hit single song "Inconsolable".
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