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After 7 is an R&B group formed in 1987 by brothers Kevon and Melvin Edmonds, along with their friend Keith Mitchell. The group quickly gained success with hits like “Ready or Not” and “Can’t Stop,” earning a reputation for their smooth vocals and romantic ballads. Their self-titled debut album went platinum, and their second album, “Takin’ My Time,” also achieved significant success. After a hiatus, they made a strong comeback with the album “Timeless,” proving their enduring appeal in the R&B genre. The group continues to perform and release new music, maintaining a loyal fan base.

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The Whispers, an iconic R&B vocal group, began their career in 1963 with twins Walter and Wallace Scott, Nicholas Caldwell, Marcus Hutson, and Gordy Harmon. Renowned for their tight harmonies, they achieved fame with hits like “And The Beat Goes On” and “Rock Steady,” earning numerous gold and platinum albums. They maintained popularity through the decades, with significant contributions to the Soul Train label and collaborations with artists like Babyface. Despite Marcus Hutson’s passing in 2000, the group continues to perform with its original members. Celebrated for their enduring appeal and charitable work, The Whispers were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2003 and continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

The Ohio Players rose to fame in the 1970s as pioneers of street funk and underground R&B, achieving three consecutive platinum albums and multiple chart-topping singles. Known for hits like “Fire” and “Love Rollercoaster,” they produced over a dozen albums and garnered 14 gold and platinum awards. Their music has been widely sampled by artists such as Snoop Dogg and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Despite their long career, the band, including three original members, continues to perform live without using computers or samplers. After 48 years, they remain active, entertaining fans worldwide with their classic 70s sounds.

Jerry Rivera, a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum salsa singer from Puerto Rico, began his career as a teenager and released his debut album, “Empezando a Vivir,” in 1989. His third album, “Cuenta Conmigo” (1992), became one of the best-selling salsa albums of all time, topping the Billboard Tropical/Salsa chart and earning him his first Grammy nomination. Rivera’s success continued with albums like “Magia” (1995) and “Fresco” (1996), which also went platinum. He experimented with various musical styles, including boleros and tropical pop ballads, and released “Para Siempre” (2000), his final album for Sony, showcasing his versatility. Rivera has remained a significant figure in Latin music, with notable albums like “Canto a Mi Idolo… Frankie Ruiz” (2003) and unique tributes such as “Caribe Gardel” (2007).