Peabo Bryson

 Sunday 18th. May 2014 
The Independents - Baby I've Been Missing You
Betty Wright - One Bad Habit, That's Loving You
St. Germain - Sure Thing (Bed)
Syleena Johnson - Another Relationship
Freddie Jackson - Tasty Love
Rome - Flesh.com
Michael Jackson - Loving You
Don-E - Little Star
Jermaine Jackson - There's No Better Way
Eddie Holman - All In The Game
Mica Paris - Six Street
Keni Burke - I Need Your Love
Kim Waters - Step In The Name Of Love



Peabo Bryson x3 1 I'm So Into You
2 When Will  I Learn 3 Reaching For The Sky

Terri Wells - Just Like Dreamin'
Curtis Mayfield - You're So Good For Me
Venus Malone - Inhale, Exhale
New York Crew/Georgie B - Old Skool Magic
Sybil - U and Me 2 Nite
Five Star - Surely
Keni Burke - Hang Tight

 Peabo Bryson's Biography:
Born Robert Peabo Bryson, 13 April 1951, Greenville, South Carolina, USA. This talented soul singer and producer is a former member of Moses Dillard and the Tex-Town Display and Michael Zager's Moon Band. Between 1976 and 1978, Bryson had hits with this latter group, with "Reaching For The Sky" and "I'm So Into You'. His numerous appearances in Billboard"s R&B chart include "Underground Music", "Feel The Fire", "Crosswinds", "She's A Woman" and "Minute By Minute". "Gimme Some Time", a 1979 duet with Natalie Cole, was the first of several successful partnerships. However, despite hits with Melissa Manchester and Regina Belle, the singer is best known for his work with Roberta Flack, and in particular the dewy-eyed ballad "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love", which reached number 5 on the US R&B chart and number 2 in the UK pop chart in 1983. Such releases have obscured Bryson's own career, which included, notably, the US Top 10 hit "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" from 1984, but he remains an able and confident performer blessed with an effortless voice. Soundtrack duets with Celine Dion ("Beauty And The Beast") and Regina Belle ("A Whole New World (Aladdin's Theme)") in 1992 provided Bryson with further chart success.