The Original Kings of "Go-Go"

Living in and around the nation's capital in the late 60's, you would have heard groups like Aggression, Scacy and The Sound Service, Black Heat, The Soul Searchers and the Emperors of "Go-Go", The Young Senators. These
creative talents carved out a special niche in this genre of African-American music. Now after some thirty years, the members of these groups have all come together collectively to perform together, as one mighty unity.Now, meet the kings: Michael Burt and Terry Scott of Aggression, Scacy of Scacy and The Sound Service,
Raymond Green and Johnnell Gray of Black Heat, John Buchanan, Donald Tillery and Lloyd Pinchbeck of The Soul Searchers, Warnell Jones and Jimi Dougans of The Young Senators.
All performing together their hit songs: "Tag" (Aggression), "Never No Time to Burn" (Black Heat), "Busting Loose"(The Soul Searchers), "Jungle", "Girl You Need a Change of Mind", "Boogie Down" and "Keep on Truckin' (TheYoung
Senators) and many, many more.
"Go-Go" is a subgenre associated with funk, soul and R&B that originated in the Washington, DC area during the mid 60's. The names of the venues back in that era where called "Go-Go's", after a song recorded by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles called, "Going to a Go-Go", which was released in December of 1965.
Now Let's Go Back and Relive the Story About Day One!


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