Little Benny & the Masters

Little Benny & the Masters
Little Benny & the Masters
Background information
Origin	Washington, D.C., United States
Genres	Go-go
Years active	1984 - 2000
Labels	Big City Records; Goff Records;
Associated acts	Rare Essence
Past members	Benny Anthony Harley; Mark "Godfava" Lawson; Lowell Tucker; Tommy Crosby; Rick Holmes; Rick Wellman; Tyrone "Jungle Boogie" Williams; Scottie Haskel; John "Big Horn" Jones; Carl "CJ" Jones; Steve Colman; Vernon McDonald; Kevin "Kato" Hammond; Boolah Roper; Michael Baker; Keith Holmes; Reggie Thomas; Diane Borg; Dee Minor; Kim Anderson; William "Ju Ju" House; Elmo; Ivan Goff; Bolg; Stan Cooper; Bennie Dancy Jr.; Keith Holmes; Glenn Ellis; Milton "Go-Go Mickey" Freeman; Michael Muse; Scottie Haskel; Bryant "Luther" Roberts; Darrien Grice; Roy Battle; James "Son" Thomas; Kent Wood; Go-Go Bouncey Nathaniel Marshall Lucas Sr; Chris Biondo; Alonzo Robinson; Bojak; Larnell "Whitney" Carr; Charles "Corleone" Garris; Darien Towns

Little Benny & the Masters were a Washington, D.C.-based go-go band that was formed in 1984.

History

Trumpet player and vocalist Anthony Harley ("Little Benny") was a member of Rare Essence when he formed Little Benny & the Masters in 1986. The band had a major hit with the single "Who Comes to Boogie", which reached #33 in the UK Singles Chart in February 1985.[1] The first album Cat in the Hat was released in 1987, after which the band went through many line-up changes.

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