Rufus

Rufus was an American funk band that emerged in the 1970s, achieving success with their dynamic blend of funk, soul, and R&B. Led by iconic vocalist Chaka Khan, the band released influential albums like "Rufus" and "Ask Rufus." They earned widespread acclaim and Grammy Awards for hits such as "Tell Me Something Good" and "Ain't Nobody." Rufus showcased tight instrumentation and infectious grooves, contributing significantly to the funk and soul movements. As Chaka Khan pursued her solo career, the band continued with various lineups, leaving an enduring legacy in the realms of funk and R&B during their active years.