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Guys 'N Dolls
Guys 'N Dolls came out of Philadelphia in the early 1970s, with Miriam Anderson on vocals, her husband Vernon Sawyer on drums, and Ronnie Scobie on bass. They...
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Guys 'N Dolls came out of Philadelphia in the early 1970s, with Miriam Anderson on vocals, her husband Vernon Sawyer on drums, and Ronnie Scobie on bass. They had a sound that pulled from the city's soul scene and the funk of the time. Their debut album, "Moon Over Manayunk," arrived in 1974, and the single "Starship of Love" got some radio play, landing in the Top 10 on the Billboard R&B charts.
That song gave them a bit of a push, enough to tour and share bills with bigger acts. They put out a couple more albums in the mid-70s, like "The Lord Will Make a Way" and "Together." But the band had its share of friction, personal tensions and money issues, plus some tabloid attention around Anderson and Scobie's relationship. They kept going for a while, but the story sort of trails off from there.
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