Bobby Caldwell

Bobby Caldwell is a versatile musician known for his smooth vocals and crossover sound blending R&B, soft rock, and jazz. His 1978 hit "What You Won't Do for Love" propelled him to stardom, leading to successful albums like Cat in the Hat and Carry On. Caldwell's music evolved to include jazz, big band, and traditional pop, earning him multiple Top Ten Contemporary Jazz albums.

Born in Manhattan in 1951, Caldwell was raised in Miami in a musical family and began his career performing jazz, rock & roll, and R&B. His hit single "What You Won't Do for Love" marked the start of his success, with subsequent albums like Stuck on You and Cool Uncle showcasing his diverse musical influences. Caldwell's career has spanned decades, with continued success in the United States and Japan, solidifying his reputation as a respected artist in the music industry.