THE LEGENDS

The Lovelites were an American vocal group, based in Chicago, originally composed of the sisters Patti Hamilton and Rozena Petty plus their friend, Barbara Peterman. In 1967, the trio recorded for the local Chicago record label, Bandera Records. In 1968, Peterman left the group and was replaced by Ardell McDaniel.

Sly, Slick & Wicked is an American rhythm and blues band from Cleveland, Ohio. The group was formed in 1970 by John Wilson, Charles Still, and Mark Saxton. Two years after their formation, Terry Stubbs replaced Saxton and Maurice Reedus Jr. became part of their backup musician

Los Yesterdays originated in an Altadena garage when Gabriel Rowland teamed up with his old friend Victor Benavides. Rowland, a long time drummer and eccentric creator of multitudinous soulful things, took charge of recording as well as playing all the instruments, while Benavides wrote and cut vocals. 

Norman Carter is a legendary soul, R&B, and doo-wop singer renowned for his soaring falsetto and three-decade tenure leading The Delfonics Experience. Born in Jamaica to a Cuban mother and Panamanian father, he relocated to Los Angeles in the 1970s and was personally hired by Delfonics co-founder William "Poogie" Hart.

Barrington began playing the drums as a pre-teen. He has been a member of the R&B group Lakeside, and was a member of 

The Dramatics

for a year before becoming a lead singer of 

The Temptations

from 1998 to 2003.

Johnny Matrix is a prominent Southern California-based DJ and sound engineer who is well-known for spinning on the local club and concert circuits, particularly for underground hip-hop, Chicano oldies, and freestyle events. He is closely associated with REAL 92.3 (the Los Angeles hip-hop station) through community events and regular radio shoutouts.