Following in the footsteps of his father’s quartet members like Gospel/R&B legends Sam Cooke and Lou Rawls -there’s no better word to describe Fuzzy’s success as an artist - than destiny! Fuzzy’s smooth soulful, vocals wrap effortlessly around contemporary rhythms for a signature sound that is sure to ignite broad appeal among both new and die-hard gospel buyers.
The road to gospel greatness began in Washington D.C., for young Lynn “Fuzzy” Taylor as he first listened to and then traveled and sang with his father, Spencer Taylor’s nationally renowned gospel quartet, the Highway QC’s, which included his late uncle R&B superstar, Johnny Taylor.
After becoming sidetracked for a while by R&B music during his Howard University days, “Fuzzy” turned an impromptu audition with rappers Salt N’ Peppa into a nearly five year national touring gig singing back-up with this hit platinum selling act.
A life changing 2001 commitment to Christ returned “Fuzzy”to his musical and religious roots where he has devoted the past five years to further polishing his distinctive vocals and building a fan base that is second to none among newer gospel artists. Considering his upbringing at the feet of one of gospel‘s great quartet masters, as well as his multiple influences in secular and gospel music, “Fuzzy’s” MCG debut Glad To Be treats listeners to a unique blend of gospel music that can only be acknowledged as a tribute to his musical and spiritual destiny.