The Neville Brothers
Group
The Neville Brothers were a musical band from New Orleans, United States, known for their unique blend of funk, soul, R&B, and jazz rhythms. The band consisted of the brothers Arthur, Charles, Aaron, and Cyril Neville, who began their careers as musicians in the 1970s. With the rich musical heritage of New Orleans and their eclectic influences, the Neville Brothers managed to establish themselves as one of the most important groups on the global music scene. Their sound was characterized by expressive vocal performances and their ability to incorporate different musical styles. They gained great recognition in the 1980s with songs like "Yellow Moon" and "Sister Rosa." The Neville Brothers are considered ambassadors of New Orleans music and remain an iconic symbol of its cultural heritage.
