Artist's albums
Mama
2023 · single
Live In Johannesburg
2023 · album
Learn How To Love
2023 · single
Her Heart's In His Hand
2022 · single
No Words (Laroye Remixes)
2022 · single
I Gotta Pinch Myself
2022 · single
Instead
2022 · single
It's A Brand New Day (For Ramsey Lewis) Single
2022 · single
A Tribute to the Masters (Remastered Edition)
2022 · album
It's a Brand New Day (For Ramsey Lewis)
2022 · single
Listen To Your Heart (Laroye Remix)
2022 · single
Movin' in Traffic (Radio Edit)
2022 · single
We Were Made for Us
2022 · single
Soul for Christmas
2021 · EP
No Christmas Without You
2021 · single
Christmas Day
2021 · single
I Gotta Pinch Myself (I Must Be Dreaming)
2021 · single
Christmas 2020
2020 · single
Inspire Your Life
2020 · album
Lady Zadora
2020 · single
Love Stories: The 1996/1997 Demos
2020 · album
We Made It
2020 · single
20 Years of Love Stories
2020 · album
Shorties & Singles
2019 · album
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Biography
Frank McComb is a soul/jazz vocalist and pianist whose fans describe his work as a combination of Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and Herbie Hancock. He's worked with many music giants: Prince, Branford Marsalis, George Duke, Patrice Rushen, The Rude Boys, Phil Perry, Fred Hammond, John P. Kee, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Will Smith), Frankie Beverly & Maze, Teena Marie, Terri Lynn Carrington, Phyllis Hyman, Valerie Simpson, and Philip Bailey to name a few. After signing to Motown’s jazz label “MoJazz” (1992-1994), Frank lended his voice to the Buckshot LeFonque (Featuring Branford Marsalis) hit song “Another Day”. This performance landed him a deal with Columbia Records in 1998 where he would record and release his debut CD “Love Stories” in 2000. In 2003, Frank signed with Malibu Sessions and released his 2nd CD “The Truth Vol.1”. In 2004, Frank decided to release his music independently. His 3rd CD, “Straight From The Vault”, an entirely self-written, self-produced and self-recorded CD, won him the “SoulTracks Readers Choice Award” for “Best Album of the Year” and in 2005 earned him a spotlight with Jill Scott in Oprah Winfrey’s highly respected “O Magazine” as one of Ms. Scott's favorite CD's. “Straight From The Vault” was followed by twelve album releases between 2006 and 2017 under Frank’s own Boobeescoot Music label. Frank McComb was honored by Music Radar as the 27th greatest keyboard player of all time.