Fifty years ago, The O'Jays and "Love Train" were atop the music charts. The hit single by the singing group originating in Canton, a song written by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff and recorded on their ...

One of the great bands in soul music history traces its roots to the early 1950s in Canton, Ohio, when two boys met in elementary school. Eddie Levert Sr. and Walter Williams Sr. became friends around ...

If you go Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia — The O’Jays Where: DAR Constitution Hall, 1776 D St. NW, Washington When: 8 p.m. Saturday Info: $49.50 to $125.50; ticketmaster.com It’s now been four ...

Legendary R&B singers The O’Jays will perform Friday, Aug. 18 at the Rose Music Center at The Heights. The iconic group best known for classic tunes such as “Love Train,” “For The Love of Money” and ...

WASHINGTON -- Spend a little time with the O'Jays and it soon becomes apparent that survival is a central theme in the life of the legendary rhythm and blues trio. The singing group had its first No.

"Do I Speak for the World?" Atlantic Because the O'Jays have always been able to make mediocre R&B songs sound far better than they are, even their most disappointing releases deliver something worth ...

Frankie Beverly & The Mightly O’Jays take New Orleans One Last Time on May 25with special guest The Whispers. Frankie Beverly, the acclaimed “Silky Soul Singer,” is embarking on his final tour after ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Three decades after they sang that money was "the root of all evil," The O'Jays lost a bid to block their former record label from cashing in on songs they recorded but didn't ...