Chairmen Of The Board
Chairmen of the Board formed in Dayton, Ohio in the mid-1960s with Danny Woods on lead vocals, Harrison Kennedy Jr. on bass, and Norman Durham on guitar....
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Chairmen of the Board formed in Dayton, Ohio in the mid-1960s with Danny Woods on lead vocals, Harrison Kennedy Jr. on bass, and Norman Durham on guitar. Their 1970 single 'Give Me Just a Little More Time' became a hit, giving the group its breakthrough moment.
They followed that success with songs like '(You've Got Me) Dangling On a String' and 'Pay To The Piper,' which showed their range from smooth soul to funkier dance tracks. The group released albums including 'Chairman of the Board' in 1970 and 'In Session' in 1972.
Internal disputes and financial issues led to lineup changes over time, and the group faced legal battles over their music rights. Despite these challenges, their recordings from that period have been sampled by later hip-hop and R&B artists.
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