Arthur Henderson & Ne O so bring excitement and romance to every performance with a little hip hop, a little old school and a whole lot of powerful soul. His new release, "Love Songs for You," brings fresh emotion to original R&B love songs, new arrangements of the classics, and smooth as silk vocal delivery. Henderson, a native of Bristol, Virginia, began his career at the age of 13, singing gospel with his cousins, the Hardin Singers. He continued singing while attending college at Tennessee State in Nashville, traveling extensively with Professor Harold Boggs and the Boggs Singers of Columbus, Ohio. During these years, he also gained experience singing Pop and R&B with Little Caesar and the Euterpians. Henderson broke into the Nashville scene with the R&B group, Fabulous NuTones. With the NuTones, he recorded the singles "Think" and "Loving You" on the White House label. After Vietnam, Henderson returned to Nashville a decorated veteran and rejoined the gospel music scene. He recorded the album, "Power," with his band Exodus, which can be purchased on mp3.com [www.mp3.com/arthurhenderson]. He also sang background for producer Mark Mathis on the remake of the classic Platters Christmas Album and the Platters Greatest Hits. He then appeared on the remake of "Thrill Upon the Hill," (originally recorded by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters) which has received widespread sales in Europe. Henderson has a broad range of experience, including singing lead on two albums with the gospel group Genesis, as well as providing his voice for jingles and commercials, such as Food King and the Game Show Network. Currently, Henderson is a featured vocalist with the Pat Patrick Show Band & Orchestra [www.patpatrickband.com], traveling extensively across the country.