L.J. Reynolds

L.J. Reynolds previously began to master his craft as the lead singer of the Relations and next with the Chocolate Syrup, burst onto the scene in 1972 as the new lead singer of The Dramatics. What ensued was a cascade of hits and fan favorites that include the Top 10 single “Fell For You” (A Dramatic Experience, 1973), “And I Panicked” (Dramatically Yours, 1974), “Door To Your Heart” (The Dells vs. The Dramatics, 1974), “(I’m Going By) The Stars In Your Eyes”, “Me And Mrs. Jones” (The Dramatic Jackpot, 1975), “Just Shopping (Not Buying Anything)” (Drama V, 1975), “Be My Girl”, “I Can’t Get Over You” (Joy Ride, 1976), “Do What You Wanna Do”, “Stop Your Weeping” (Do What You Wanna Do, 1978), “That’s My Favorite Song” (Any Time, Any Place, 1979), It Ain’t Rainin’ (On Nobody’s House But Mine)”, and “Be With The One You Love” (10 1/2, 1980), Ain’t No Woman Like My Baby, Toast To The Fool, as well as countless others.