Frank McComb

Contemporary jazz singer/keyboardist Frank McComb was born in Cleveland on July 15, 1970,
beginning his piano studies at age 12 and forming his first trio five years later. His professional break
followed in 1991, when he was tapped as musical director for the R&B group Rude Boys,
subsequently backing DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince in the studio and on tour; in late 1992,
McComb signed to the Mojazz label, and in 1994 collaborated with Branford Marsalis on his
jazz-rap fusion project Buckshot LeFonque. The solo Love Stories followed in early 2000.
In 2002 his song Golden Lady from the never released Motown Session's was released on the Soul
Togetherness 2002 compilation from Expansion Records.