He had considerable local success in Chicago with such standout recordings as "Come Closer" (1964), the double-sided hit of "Warm Summer Breezes" and "Heartbreak" (1964), and "TCB" (1965). He later recorded for the Columbia, Wand, Liberty and Rocky labels, without success.
With notable local achievements in Chicago, he released standout tracks like "Come Closer" (1964), a double-sided hit of "Warm Summer Breezes" and "Heartbreak" (1964), and "TCB" (1965). He later attempted to secure success with recordings for Columbia, Wand, Liberty, and Rocky labels, but ultimately failed.