PEABO BRYSON BIOGRAPHY

Peobo Bryson was born in Greenville, South Carolina, United States. His career in music begins with merger in several musical groups, including Al Freeman & The Up setters in 1965, as well as Billard Moses and The Tex-Town Display from 1968 until 1973.

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to music, Peabo Bryson is also a producer and composer in Atlanta’s Bang Records, and also lead vocalist of Michael Zager's Moon Band.
With The Moon Band, Peabo Bryson ever released album "Reaching for the Sky", which managed to jump-start a song titled "I'm So into You" is also able to penetrate the second ranked for two weeks on the R & B hits in 1979.

Peabo Bryson then continued his career in the music world as soloist and duo. Peabo Bryson duet with Nathalie Cole, Roberta Flack, Melissa Manchester, and Regina Belle.
In 1984, Peabo Bryson released the album "If Ever You're In My Arm Again". Then in 1991 came the single "Can You Stop The Rain" followed by "Trough The Fire" in 1994, and "Unconditional" in 1999.