Stephanie Mills has one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music. After landing the much-coveted role of Dorothy in the Broadway musical The Wiz at the age of 15, for five years, Stephanie Mills wowed packed houses with amazing songs such as “I Feel Good All Over,” “Never Knew Love Like This,” “Putting a Rush on Me,” “Something in the Way You Make Me Feel,” “Home,” “Whatcha Going to Do With My Love, “Comfort of a Man," “Two Hearts," “Put Your Body Into It" and many more. She is a legendary Grammy and America Music Award winning recording artist with five bestselling albums and 10 Billboard #1 singles. Among the great pure vocalists of the urban contemporary era, Howard Hewett danced on Soul Train, and became one-third of Shalamar with Jeffrey Daniel and Jody Watley in 1979. They had several big hits together before Hewett departed for a solo career in 1985. Their hits, including his, are “I’m for Real," “This Lover in Me,” “Second Time Around," “Once Twice Three Times,” “Make that Move," “A Love of Your Own," “Show Me" and so many more.