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While the band was on its world tour, trumpeter/vocalist/percussionist Abdul Ra'oof joined them. Their second album, Too, went to number 30 R&B in the summer of 1981. On the band's third album, III, they worked with producer Leon Sylvers III and writers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.
Mary & Abdul Early 1980's #4- On the Rise Featured the Roland TR-808 drum machine. Tabu Records Signed the SOS Band. 2nd Album - Two Songs. Est. 1977 The SOS Band was originally named Santa Monica. Soul Train ... Trumpeter/vocalist Abdul Ra’oof joined. SOS Band III "Sands of Time" 1986
Abdul Ra'oof. Lead Vocalist / Trumpet. Mary Davis. Original Lead Vocalist. Marleen Thimas. Lead Vocalist. Reginald Ward. Lead Guitar. Kayla Cox. Vocalist. Sultan Muhammad. Saxophone / Flute/ Vocals. Reginald "Wizard" Jones. Keyboards. Dominique Shuler. Drummer. Darryl "Wyz" Rouse. Keyboards. Crystal Martin. Drummer. Benjamin Smith.
© 2024 Google LLC. As liner-notes writer for Edsel Records' new CD reissues of The SOS Band catalog, I spoke with group members Jason Bryant, Mary Davis, and Abdul Ra'oof for m...
Actor. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Abdul Ra'oof is known for The S.O.S. Band: Borrowed Love (1986), S.O.S. Band: Sometimes I Wonder (1991) and 2019 Soul Train Awards (2019). Add photos, demo reels.
1977 in Atlanta, GA. Genre. R&B. Styles. Contemporary R&B, Funk, Quiet Storm. Group Members. Bruno Speight, Jason Bryant, Mary Davis, Abdul Ra'oof, Bill Ellis, Billy Ellis, James Earl Jones III, Jerome Thomas, John A. Simpson III, Willie "Sonny" Killebrew. New Releases. Discover. Articles. Staff Picks. Advanced Search. Remove Ads. 404 Error.
The duo enlisted group member Abdul Ra'oof to sing lead with Mary Davis again- this time for the song "Weekend Girl". The song was inspired by the concept of couples whose work life took up more time than one's personal life to where the couple could only see each other on the weekend.
