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Ron Banks of The Dramatics died at age 58 from a heart attack at Sinai Hospital in Detroit. Banks was one of the founders of the popular R&B group in the 1960s, which had hits including “Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get,” “In the Rain,” and “Get Up and Get Down.”
The Dramatics are due to perform this Saturday at New York’s Westbury Musical Festival, and L.J. Reynolds of The Dramatics says the show will go on.
Banks and Reynolds and the rest of the group at the Apollo Theater when Reynolds was 18. The rest was history.
"We had a great ride ... and The Dramatics will go on. This is a tragedy, but we have to be strong for Ron and his family," Reynolds said, as reported by The Detroit News. RIP
Track Of The Day: The Way U Make Me Feel By Clarity
The Way U Make Me Feel is The Track Of The Day. It's from 1985. The performing artist is Clarity.
Each DVD features the best moments from original Soul Train episodes, including on-air interviews with artists, the illustrious Soul Train dancers, and even classic commercials from Soul Train sponsors Ultra Sheen and Afro Sheen!
The Best of Soul Train features performances from a who's-who of classic soul artists, including Smokey Robinson, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, The O'Jays, Marvin Gaye, The Isley Brothers, Barry White and many, many more! On top of that, the DVD set includes over 3 hours of bonus features, including exclusive interviews with Don Cornelius, Smokey Robinson, and Jody Watley, among others!
Plus, get a special bonus DVD, "The Soul Train Music Awards," featuring the first-ever Soul Train awards show with performances by Luther Vandross, Dionne Warwick, Whitney Houston, and Stevie Wonder! That's a total of 9 DVDs and 130 performances, the ultimate collection of Soul Train moments for any fan of this classic TV show!
Highlights Include:
* Marvin Gaye and Don Cornelius playing basketball with Smokey Robinson refereeing. * Stevie Wonder performing 3 of his monster hits live in a phenomenal medley- "I Wish," "My Cherie Amor," and "Sir Duke." * Classic dance lines with those outrageous outfits and dance moves that made Soul Train must-see TV! * Aretha Franklin and Smokey Robinson in a once-in-a-lifetime duet.
