Lil Durk with The O'Jays, The Manhattans Featuring Gerald Alston, and more

The O'Jays, formed by Eddie Levert and Walter Williams in Canton, Ohio, became legends with hits like "Love Train." Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, they won BET's Lifetime Achievement Award and have 10 #1 hits.

The Manhattans, formed in Jersey City in 1962, are an R&B group known for adapting to changing times and styles. They gained fame with hits like "Kiss and Say Goodbye" in 1976 and "Shining Star" in 1980. The group, led by Gerald Alston and Winfred "Blue" Lovett, won a Grammy and remained influential with smooth soul ballads. They collaborated with producer Leo Graham and had successful albums with Columbia. Despite member changes, the group persevered, reuniting in the '90s and continuing to perform until recent years.

The Dramatics, an R&B vocal group from Detroit, rose to fame with hits like "In the Rain" and "Watcha See Is Watcha Get." Known for smooth, soulful vocals, they worked with producer Don Davis and songwriter Tony Hester, scoring multiple Top Ten R&B hits in the 1970s and '80s.