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William Elliott Whitmore with The O'Jays, The Whispers, and more

Sep 23, 2023 at 8:30 PM  ·  Empire Garage, Austin, TX Empire Garage, Austin, TX

William Elliott Whitmore
Sep 23
William Elliott Whitmore
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Formed in Canton, Ohio, by childhood friends Eddie Levert and Walter Williams, The O'Jays adopted their name in 1963. They scored hits like Backstabbers and Love Train after signing with Philadelphia International. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005, the group has earned ten number one hits and numerous gold and platinum albums.
Formed in 1964, the Whispers are one of the world's longest-running R&B vocal groups, known for smooth ballads and upbeat dance favorites blending soul, disco, jazz, and pop. They have earned 33 top 100 hits and 20 Billboard charted albums, including And the Beat Goes On and Rock Steady.
William Elliott Whitmore is an Iowa-born singer-songwriter blending country-blues, gospel, and punk energy through raw vocals, guitar, and banjo. Known for albums like Hymns for the Hopeless and Animals in the Dark, he explores themes of sin, death, and redemption.
Will Hoge is an independent Americana and rock artist with Grammy nominations, Number One hits, and major-label experience. A pioneer of the genre's American roots blend, Hoge released his fifteenth studio album, Sweet Misery.
Formed by singer and songwriter Frankie Beverly, the R&B act Maze featuring Frankie Beverly earned a devoted following and multiple gold albums in the late 1970s and 1980s. Known for hits like Golden Time of Day and Joy and Pain, the band was championed by Marvin Gaye, who helped them secure a major record deal in 1976.
Philadelphia-born R&B/soul icon Frankie Beverly founded/led Maze; laid-back, joyful sound. Hits: “Before I Let Go,” “Joy & Pain,” “Back in Stride.” 7 gold LPs, NAACP Lifetime Award; backed by Marvin Gaye.

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