Born in Newark, New Jersey, on October 28, 1939, pianist and singer Andy Bey
began his career with his two sisters Geraldine and Salome in the trio Andy Bey
& the Bey Sisters. The group gained popularity with its three albums and the
song "Scoubidou", immediately adapted by Sacha Distel. After the trio split up
in 1967, the performer with his exceptional four-octave vocal range returned in
1974 with the album Experience and Judgement, and collaborations with Gary
Bartz, Stanley Clarke and Horace Silver. In 1976, he appeared in Adrienne
Kennedy's play A Rat's Mass, set to music by...