Chairmen Of The Board is a soul music group initially formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1967, which found fame in the early 1970s under the guidance and leadership of Holland-Dozier-Holland, the songwriting-producer trio known for crafting hit songs at Motown. The Chairmen originally featured General Johnson, Eddie Custis, Danny Woods, and Harrison Kennedy as their lineup, and they were renowned for their charismatic vocal harmonies and a mix of soul, funk, and pop. The group made their mark with the classic hit "Give Me Just a Little More Time," which became a top-five hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Over the years, the band underwent various changes in lineup and periods of dormancy. Eventually, General Johnson became the mainstay leader until his passing in 2010. The latter-day iterations of the Chairmen, including members such as Ken Knox, continued to perform and release music, embracing new production styles and carving out a space in the contemporary music landscape. Their recent releases like "Reach Out" and "Words Left Unsaid" feature remixes by various artists and showcase their timeless sound remodeled for a modern audience. Despite the passing of original members, Chairmen Of The Board endures as a symbol of classic soul, bringing their music and legacy into the 21st century with new recordings and performances.

Genres

Beach Music

Classic Soul

Motown

Latest Release

Reach Out

Chairmen Of The Board

Album - 9 Tracks - Released April 22, 2022