Earl Lewis, "Mr. excitement", and his fabulous Channels, take us all the way back and make it happen again. It was not only their songs that made them famous, but the desire of every kid on every street corner to sing those songs and sound just like them.

It all started back in June of 1956. The Group's career took off after having performed at the world's famous Apollo Theater in Harlem, where their first record, "The Closer You Are", ignited a series of hits that made them one of the truly unique sounding groups ever to come out of the 50's. Then came "The Gleam In Your Eyes", "Bye, Bye, Baby,""My Love For You Will Never Die," and "That's My Desire," just to name a few.

With Earl's incredible falsetto lead voice, He single-handedly opened the airwaves to a brilliant new sound and, for a male lead, a new way of turning on an audience. The group's redition of "Gloria" and "Shout" has become such favorites that they are a must at every show. Their stlye and dancing steps always bring clamor from the audience.

Earl Lewis and The Channels, refered to as "New York's Finest" are making apperances on all major oldie shows, private clubs, and specialty affairs. They have become one of the more popular groups in the oldies circuit.