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Nat Turner Rebellion (sometimes written as The Nat Turner Rebellion) was an American funk-soul band from Philadelphia. Their line up consisted of band leader Joseph Jefferson, lead singer Major Harris, and instrumentalists Bill Spratley and Ron Hopper.
- 1960s–1972
- Petersburg, Virginia
- Philly groove
- Joseph Jefferson, Major Harris, Bill Spratley, Ron Hopper
7. Mai 2019 · Rock critic Ken Tucker has the story of the Nat Turner Rebellion, an R&B group that recorded in Philadelphia in the early '70s but whose debut album, titled "Laugh To Keep From Crying," has...
The Nat Turner Rebellion was a Philadelphia, USA, funk-soul band led by Joseph Jefferson. The most frequent lead singer was Major Harris. Bill Spratley was also a member of the group, as well as Ron Hopper.
Nat Turner Rebellion was an American funk-soul band from Philadelphia. Their line up consisted of band leader Joseph Jefferson, lead singer Major Harris, and instrumentalists Bill...
26. März 2019 · Before Joseph Jefferson penned a string of hits for the Spinners in the early Seventies, he and his band the Nat Turner Rebellion – named after the 1831 slave revolt – entered...
23. Apr. 2019 · Named after the 1831 slave uprising in Virginia — not far from Jefferson’s home town — that killed over 50 white people, the band was a blistering live act that toured the East Coast from Florida to Montreal. “We were crowd killers,” said Jefferson. “You come to see one of our shows, you never forget the band.”
Nat Turner Rebellion. Obscure early-'70s Philly soul band whose catalog went largely unreleased until it was unearthed almost 50 years after the band's breakup. Read Full Biography.
