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Martone had the opportunity to sit down with Charlie Singleton from the 1970s/80s Group Cameo to discuss his departure after leaving Cameo after nearly 40 years. He offers advice to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter.

Martone had the opportunity to sit down with Charlie Singleton from the 1970s/80s Group Cameo to discuss his departure after leaving Cameo after nearly 40 years. He offers advice to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter.

Martone had the opportunity to sit down with Charlie Singleton from the 1970s/80s Group Cameo to discuss his departure after leaving Cameo after nearly 40 years. He offers advice to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter.

Martone had the opportunity to sit down with Charlie Singleton from the 1970s/80s Group Cameo to discuss his departure after leaving Cameo after nearly 40 years. He offers advice to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter.

Martone had the opportunity to sit down with Charlie Singleton from the 1970s/80s Group Cameo to discuss his departure after leaving Cameo after nearly 40 years. He offers advice to the up-and-coming singer-songwriter.

In 1992 Crabrill landed a major record deal, with the once Internationally renowned Polygram/Polydor records worldwide under the direction of legendary music producer Leon F. Sylvers from the famed 70s R&B singing group the Sylvers, which consisted of all Leon’s siblings. Crabrill's group was called “Double Action Theatre” and they manage to chart on billboard magazines hot 100 charts and the group also was able to go platinum overseas in Europe and gained major fans and radio airplay in the United States.

In 1992, Crabrill alongside his group members “Double Action Theatre” were asked by their record label, to help revive the image of the multi platinum-selling artist Milli Vanilli, but the group was not able to recover from the controversy that was surrounding them for not actually singing on their songs and all the efforts and countless hours spent in the studio with Milli Vanilli, they just could not seem to grasp all the vocal training and recording from Crabrill’s group's efforts.

Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee Interview with Mr. Wali Whited

Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. In this special episode of Tea Time Tuesdays, Mr. Wali Whited joins us to discuss the career and longevity of none other than his mother, Willa Mae Lane: “Queen of Swing!”

Willa Mae Lane was a performer, known most well for her incredible dancing abilities. She performed with many huge names throughout the 1900s and made a name for herself in the industry. Mr. Whited weaves us the life story of his mother, all the way from her lonely childhood days up to her exciting explosive career. Join us as Tee and Mr. Whited excavate through the Queen of Swing’s secrets of longevity. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio!

In 1992 Crabrill landed a major record deal, with the once Internationally renowned Polygram/Polydor records worldwide under the direction of legendary music producer Leon F. Sylvers from the famed 70s R&B singing group the Sylvers, which consisted of all Leon’s siblings. Crabrill's group was called “Double Action Theatre” and they manage to chart on billboard magazines hot 100 charts and the group also was able to go platinum overseas in Europe and gained major fans and radio airplay in the United States.

In 1992, Crabrill alongside his group members “Double Action Theatre” were asked by their record label, to help revive the image of the multi platinum-selling artist Milli Vanilli, but the group was not able to recover from the controversy that was surrounding them for not actually singing on their songs and all the efforts and countless hours spent in the studio with Milli Vanilli, they just could not seem to grasp all the vocal training and recording from Crabrill’s group's efforts.

In 1992 Crabrill landed a major record deal, with the once Internationally renowned Polygram/Polydor records worldwide under the direction of legendary music producer Leon F. Sylvers from the famed 70s R&B singing group the Sylvers, which consisted of all Leon’s siblings. Crabrill's group was called “Double Action Theatre” and they manage to chart on billboard magazines hot 100 charts and the group also was able to go platinum overseas in Europe and gained major fans and radio airplay in the United States.

In 1992, Crabrill alongside his group members “Double Action Theatre” were asked by their record label, to help revive the image of the multi platinum-selling artist Milli Vanilli, but the group was not able to recover from the controversy that was surrounding them for not actually singing on their songs and all the efforts and countless hours spent in the studio with Milli Vanilli, they just could not seem to grasp all the vocal training and recording from Crabrill’s group's efforts.

In 1992 Crabrill landed a major record deal, with the once Internationally renowned Polygram/Polydor records worldwide under the direction of legendary music producer Leon F. Sylvers from the famed 70s R&B singing group the Sylvers, which consisted of all Leon’s siblings. Crabrill's group was called “Double Action Theatre” and they manage to chart on billboard magazines hot 100 charts and the group also was able to go platinum overseas in Europe and gained major fans and radio airplay in the United States.

In 1992, Crabrill alongside his group members “Double Action Theatre” were asked by their record label, to help revive the image of the multi platinum-selling artist Milli Vanilli, but the group was not able to recover from the controversy that was surrounding them for not actually singing on their songs and all the efforts and countless hours spent in the studio with Milli Vanilli, they just could not seem to grasp all the vocal training and recording from Crabrill’s group's efforts.