Artist Bio:
George Perkins & The Silver Stars were a soul and funk band formed in the 1970s in New Orleans, Louisiana. The group is best known for their hit song "Crying in the Streets," which was released in 1970 and became a popular anthem for the civil rights movement. The song was a powerful protest against social injustice and discrimination, and it earned the band recognition for their socially conscious music.
The band's lineup included lead vocalist George Perkins, along with other members such as Eddie Powers, George Woods, and Ernest Jackson. Despite their impactful music and the success of "Crying in the Streets," George Perkins & The Silver Stars did not achieve widespread commercial success. However, they left a lasting legacy in the music industry with their soulful and socially relevant songs that continue to resonate with audiences to this day.
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