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Biography: courtesy of www.frankrobertsplus.

FRANK ROBERTS Sr. attended Cleveland High School, and The London Conservatory of Music in London, England.

He played Football, and ran Track in high school gaining great popularity, becoming a prime candidate for scholarship offers. He used his talent for the clarinet, saxophone, and business to pursue a successful career in the music industry. His accomplishments not only include becoming a successful band leader, but he has also owned and managed several businesses. The Roberts Hotel, Roberts Apartments, Mr. Roberts Tavern, Mr. Roberts Tavern and Restaurant, Club Soulville a.k.a. The House Restaurant and Club, S.B.B.C. Booking Music Agency, Sheraton Hotel Shoe Parlor, and International A.F.R. Records. His exclusive management includes The Southside Tavern, The Back Court Tavern and Restaurant, Music at the Own Tavern, Music at J.D.S Steak House, Bell 15 Apartments, and other musicians and bands.

Successful band leader for over 50 years. Toured for more than 20 years nationally and internationally. Sold over 300 thousand records, albums and CD's and has recorded with many national and international acts. He can be heard on Norton Records, Westmont Records, SBBC Records, International AFR Records, and Rodell Records.

Frank Roberts Sr. has his music history and one of his tenor saxophones on display at the Northwest Passage exhibit of the Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle, Washington. EMP is an interactive music museum celebrating creativity and innovation in popular music. Frank is showcased next to other great artists like Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, Jimi Hendrix, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, Rolling Stones, Beatles, and Jerry Lee Louis. Click to visit EMP online.

"Frank definitely sets the trend in music instead of following it. The smooth crooning of his saxophone mesmerizes one's soul." (Blues To Do's)