Chaka Khan and George Benson

Grammy-winning jazz guitarist-vocalist George Benson, born in Pittsburgh, is known for soulful vocals and fluid guitar work. Collaborating with Robert Farnon in 1989, they created "Dreams Do Come True," featuring classics like "Autumn Leaves" and reimagined hits like the Beatles' "Yesterday." Benson's hit "This Masquerade" won Record of the Year in 1976. Rediscovered after 35 years, the album is set for release. Benson boasts 10 Grammy Awards and was named a 2009 Jazz Master.

Chaka Khan, a Chicago-born versatile artist, rose to fame with Rufus in the '70s, blending soul, funk, rock, and jazz. She then launched a successful solo career with hits like "I'm Every Woman" and "I Feel for You." Khan boasts ten Grammy wins and has collaborated with icons like Quincy Jones, Prince, and Stevie Wonder. Her dynamic five-decade career includes influential albums in jazz and disco, with multiple chart-topping singles and awards.