Biography: Nikki Flores, Nile Rodgers, Niles J. Frantz, Nine20, Nino Tempo & April Stevens, Nancey Jackson, Nivea, No Question, Noah Lewis, Noble "Thin Man" Watts,

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Nikki Flores Biography, Photos, Pictures

Born in 1989 and signed to Epic in 2003, Nikki Flores began her music career at a very early age — she even wrote her first song prior to her 13th birthday Inspired by Alicia Keys, Mariah Carey, and Whitney Houston, Flores either wrote or co-wrote the bulk of her first album, This Girl, which was scheduled for an early 2006 release after a couple pushbacks

Nile Rodgers Biography, Photos, Pictures

Nile Rodgers’ contribution to popular music has been extremely significant, whether it be penning some of the most influential and popular songs of the disco era with Chic, or producing countless hits for a wide variety of other artists

Niles J. Frantz Biography, Photos, Pictures

Niles Frantz is the host of “Comin’ Home,” a program of blues and related music on Jazz 90, the Temple Public Radio Network - circulation 230,000 - in the Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware areas

The Atlanta-based urban trio Nine20 debuted in early 2002 with their “What Would You Do?” single, followed by their Pryme Tyme full-length for MCA Records The group was formerly known as 920

Nino Tempo & April Stevens Biography, Photos, Pictures

Nino Tempo & April Stevens’s relation to rock was pretty tenuous; after all, most of their early and mid-’60s hits were updates of popular standards like “Deep Purple,” “Whispering,” “Stardust,” and “Tea for Two

Nancey Jackson Biography, Photos, Pictures

Another of the ’90s vocalists walking the fine line between gospel and soul (thanks to the success of Kirk Franklin), Nancey Jackson found success with the house vibe of her 1997 single “Free (Yes I’m Free)

Nivea first made waves when she joined Mystikal for his smash hit “Danger” Her self-titled debut appeared on Jive in 2001 and was reissued the following year, thanks to the success of “Danger” and “Don’t Mess with the Radio

The Philly vocal quartet No Question features Damon Core, Dante Massey, Tommy Blackwell, and Nicholas Johnson performing a spread of vocal styles, from Al Green to a raw, soulful extension of Boyz II Men

A key figure on the Memphis jug band circuit of the 1920s, singer and harpist Noah Lewis was born September 3, 1895 in Henning, Tennessee Upon relocating to Memphis, he teamed with Gus Cannon, becoming an essential component of Cannon’s Jug Stompers; the group made their debut recordings for the Paramount label in 1927, with several more sessions to follow prior to their final date in late 1930

Noble "Thin Man" Watts Biography, Photos, Pictures

The 1950s R&B scene was rife with fire-breathing tenor sax honkers Noble “Thin Man” Watts was one of the most incendiary Watts enrolled at Florida A&M University in 1942 (his mates in the school marching band included future jazz luminaries Nat and Cannonball Adderly)

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