After forming in the mid-60s, black group the Delfonics bounced around between a few record labels before knocking one out of the park with “La La (Means I Love You),” “Did… See more

While “Oh What a Nite” was a big hit for the Dells in the 1950s, their status as R&Blegends remains rooted in the 1960s. The Illinois group together lived through a terrible car … See more

The Drifters constitute something of a headache in terms of defining who its members were or even which incarnation of the group was the “real” one. The Drifters’ name was … See more

While this Detroit quartet started out in the mid-1950s, it wouldn’t be until 1963 that they landed a recording deal with Workshop records. The project they created the… See more