Stan Mosley born in Chicago began singing in 1969, in 1974 moved to East St. Louis, IL. joined a group named The Sharpees they toured as a back-up band for Shirley Brown. His acclaim grew and, for two years running, he captured the Chicago Music Award (in 1982 and 1983) for Best Male R & B Vocalist. In addition to “Rock Me” and “Anybody Seen My Boo,” Stan Mosley scored Stations of the South radio hits with 1998’s “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got)” (Souled Out) and 2002’s “No Mistake” (Do Right), both on Malaco. 2015 was a pivotal turning point in his career when Graziano Uliani promoter convinced Stan to be a part of the line-up tour for the 2016 Porretta Soul Festival. Stan’s smooth voice is soulful spice with Southern Soul flavor.
Stan Mosley born in Chicago began singing in 1969, in 1974 moved to East St. Louis, IL. joined a group named The Sharpees they toured as a back-up band for Shirley Brown. His acclaim grew and, for two years running, he captured the Chicago Music Award (in 1982 and 1983) for Best Male R & B Vocalist. In addition to “Rock Me” and “Anybody Seen My Boo,” Stan Mosley scored Stations of the South radio hits with 1998’s “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got)” (Souled Out) and...
