REGINALD HUGHES

Reginald Hughes is the brother of legendary blues performer Jimmy Hughes (blues ballad “Steal Away”) and the cousin of Percy Sledge (known for the song “When a Man Loves a Woman,” a No. 1 hit on both the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B singles) and has spent a great many years of his life performing from when he was 17 years old with such greats as the Disco Legend, Sylvester (“You Make Me Feel Mighty Real," “Dance (Disco Heat),” and Alexander O’Neal (R&B singer, songwriter).

Reginald Hughes has also been the opening act for Renee and Angela, Natalie Cole and has performed with the legendary Drifters and The Chi Lites. In addition to his singing career, Regee has worked in stage plays with John Ruffin productions along side Christian Keys and Darin Henson.

He has a long family history in music and continues that tradition in music with Master C & J (Jessie Jones, DJ Lugo Rosado) on the 51st Street Music Chicago label.

He is the vocalist of the Master C & J team. This newly discovered talent is featured on Master C & J’s music hits rooted from the urban sounds in Chicago.