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Juan Lively. Kenny Pettus. Jerry Bell. Terry Stanton. Nathaniel Philips. Michael G. Jackson. The Dazz Band is an American R&B / funk band most popular in the early 1980s. Emerging from Cleveland, Ohio, the group's biggest hit songs include "Let It Whip" (1982), "Joystick" (1983), and "Let It All Blow" (1984).
Nach diversen Besetzungswechseln etablierte sich 1977 eine achtköpfige Band, bestehend aus Bobby Harris, Skip Martin III, Pierre DeMudd, Eric Fearman, Michael Wiley, Isaac Wiley, Kevin Frederick und Kenny Pettus. Das Konzept von Harris und dem Songwriter Mike Calhoun sah „danceable jazz“ (tanzbaren Jazz) als Stilrichtung vor. Diese ...
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Kinsman Dazz. Formed in 1976, growing out of the Cleveland - Ohio jazz fusion band, Bell Telefunk, composed of lead guitarist - songwriter Michael Calhoun, percussionist Kenny Pettus, drummer Isaac Wiley, Jr. his brother, bassist Michael Wiley, vocalist Ron Thatch and the band Mother Braintree.
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Michael Calhoun’s Website. Most SoulTrackers know the hot 80s R&B and funk band, The Dazz Band. But before they hit it big, the group was known as Kinsman Dazz, and they made quite a stir in Ohio before taking the national stage. Dazz Band co-founders Kenny Pettus and Michael J.
