By Kev-Lo (67.31.46.175) on Monday, March 22, 2004 - 06:02 pm:

Hi this Is Kev-Lo when you go back to the 60's and 70's and even the 50's the groups and the solo acts were so classy the way they sang and harmonized their notes and even the way they dressed you knew you saw a class act groups like the Temptation,Delfonics,Impressions,Five Stairsteps and of course Smokey and the Miracles were all perfect examples of class acts.as for some of the artists of today,I don't have anything personal against them but I just wish that some of them would take time and follow the paths of the artists of the 60'and 70's and see just what real class acts were like.

By DyvaNaye (64.12.96.102) on Monday, March 22, 2004 - 06:09 pm:

The Dells definetly were a class act on the RRHOF presentation the other night...I loved the one liners that masked the bitterness and unjust way that they had been treated over the years and 10 years to get in the RRHOF...they pulled it off well and came back for an encore with everyone else...
PRINCE is just classy PERIOD.
The Delphonics or 'fonics' are still a good classy act on stage, I hope they get their personal act together...

more later...

By JoeR (170.148.10.23) on Monday, March 22, 2004 - 06:13 pm:

The last "class-act" group I can say is BOYZ II MEN. These fellas have maintained a classy image along with great harmony. It also appears that because they don't cuss & swear, degrade women, flash money in their videos and wear all type of jewelry, the public doesn't seem interested in them. Can it also be the A&R folks (is there still such a thing) at record companies that put groups like BOYS II MEN on the backburner?

JoeR - http://mypages.netopia.com/channels

By Eli (68.236.53.71) on Monday, March 22, 2004 - 08:40 pm:

Gladys Knight and the Pips
HM and the Bluenotes(original act)
Vibrations
Flamingos
Five Keys