Not really the gospel singer, this Robert Lowe is a thumb performing jazz guitarist similar to Wes Montgomery and George Benson with more than enough originality in the combine to make a unique, concise, very clear self-identity. His initial public appearances happened when he was seven years of age using …

The baritone saxophone of Andrew “Mike” Terry remains an indelible element of the famed Motown sound — his grunting, gutbucket solos electrified a large number of the most remarkable hits from soul’s golden era, spanning from pop blockbusters including Martha & the Vandellas’ “Heatwave” as well as the Supremes’ “Where …

Vocalist Johnny Mann was the first choice from the Johnny Mann Performers, a group which has issued countless albums because the 1960s (totaling nearly 40) and briefly enjoyed their personal television show. Created August 30, 1928, in Baltimore, MD, Mann got his begin in Hollywood by penning musical ratings for …