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CLEVELAND'S OWN GRAMMY WINNING DAZZ BAND
With a name derived from the 1977 hit song by Brick (“Dazz” or disco-jazz), Kinsman Dazz burst onto the scene in 1978 with their own brand of Ohio funk. Their first two albums, on 20th Century Fox Records, resulted in a couple minor hits and began to gather a small following for the group. In 1980 the group, then consisting of leader Bobby Harris, Mike Calhoun, Michael Wiley and his brother Isaac Wiley, singer/trumpeter Skip Martin, Eric Fearman, Ken Pettus, Kevin Frederick and Pierre DeMudd, shortened its name to The Dazz Band and signed with Motown Records.
The Dazz Band’s first two Motown albums didn’t do much better than their earlier releases, hitting the middle of the R&B charts. But that all changed with 1982’s Keep It Live, a funkier, club friendly album that included the uber-infectious dance hit “Let It Whip.” That single instantly turned the group into stars, topping the R&B and Dance charts and winning for The Dazz Band a Grammy for Best R&B Performance. It also began a half decade of chart strength, mostly consisting of upbeat hits that followed the template of “Let It Whip.” “Joystick,” “On the One for Fun” and “Let It All Blow” all hit the top ten and the accompanying albums were equally successful.A version of the group continues to tour sporadically in multi-artist funk shows, while individual members also have their own projects.
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