We Four (Trio)(Combo)

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Jazz combo featuring O’Donel Levy (guitar), Chester Thompson (drums), Doc ‘Soul Stirrer’ Young (bass), and Julius Brockington (keyboards). Seen at […]

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Walker, Johnny, Good Guys

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Known to his folks as John Redding, he played the accordion as a youngster and later adopted the piano and […]

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Two Hot Peppers  

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Vocal / comedy duet Howard ‘Church’ Anderson (piano) and Sylvia Anderson (vocals). The duo had previously been members of the […]

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Swallows, The

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Formed in West Baltimore in 1946 as the Oakaleers, they were pioneers of R&B and went on to become one […]

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Suburbans, The  

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Played the Peppermint Lounge in New York. Locally they could be heard at the Spa Club Lounge on Charles Street.

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Mustangs , The

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Guitarist Doug Lewis worked at Yeager’s Music on Eastern Avenue where he always kept up with the best equipment. He […]

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Dove, Ronnie (& the Beltones)

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Born in Herndon, Virginia, Dove moved to Baltimore in the mid ‘50s and worked for the Coast Guard. Ronnie began […]

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Confidentials, Billy Joe & The  

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Soul group led by lead vocalist Billy Joe Ash. The group played the Spa Club, Moe’s, Benny’s (D.C.), and The […]

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Chavis Bros. (5 Chavis Bros.), The

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Originally from near Fayetteville, NC where they performed at churches and social functions in the early ‘50s. The brothers moved […]

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Brown, Charlie, & the Matadors of Sound

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R&B group featuring Ed Schwartzman (guitar ex-Sentries), Charlie Brown (bass ex-Flat Top & the Soul Twisters, Defiant Ones), Willie (drums), […]

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