Ellis Hall

Ellis Hall aka The Ambassador Of Soul (which he was named by noted conductor Jeff Tyzik) is the declared protege of the Legendary Ray Charles and was the last artist signed to his Crossover record label.  Many have heard his voice yet even fewer knew his name. Hall began his career in the 70's in Boston MA where his band The Ellis Hall Group made a lasting name for themselves opening for major artist of various genres one of whom was the soul/funk band Tower Of Power which Hall would go onto front from 1984-1988. Ellis was prominently featured on their1987 release POWER which featured songs written by Hall such as Boys Night Out and Somedays Were Meant For Rain to name a few. Hall was a voice for the California Raisins and the featured vocalist on Kenny G's five times platinum single What Does It Take. Still recording he is preparing to release 3 major recordings and actively tours with his international symphony show Ellis Hall Presents:Ray, Motown and Beyond to packed audiences.