Artist Bio:
South Shore Commission was an American soul and funk group formed in Chicago in the early 1970s. The group was originally signed to the Atlantic Records label and released their debut album, "South Shore Commission" in 1975. The album featured their most popular single, "Free Man," which became a hit on the US R&B charts.
South Shore Commission's music is characterized by its blend of funk, soul, and disco elements, with a focus on tight grooves and catchy melodies. The group's sound was influenced by the popular music trends of the 1970s, and they gained a following for their energetic live performances. Despite their brief commercial success, South Shore Commission's music has continued to be appreciated by fans of funk and soul music, and their songs have been sampled by various hip-hop and electronic artists over the years.
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