TV Schedule for TV One

Unsung Cheryl Pepsii Riley

In 1988, R&B singer Cheryl Pepsii Riley makes her mark with "Thanks for My Child," a tribute to single mothers, then her willingness to address provocative subjects helps derail her career.

Unsung Regina Belle

Singer Regina Belle combines the voice of an angel with the down-home spirit of a Jersey girl to score hit after hit in the 1990s; her faith and fortitude are tested by a battle with brain cancer.

Unsung Vesta Williams

Vesta Williams; "Once Bitten", "Twice Shy" and " Don't Blow a Good Thing."

Unsung Angela Bofill

R&B singer, Angela Bofill; "This Time I'll Be Sweeter."

Unsung Angela Winbush

R&B diva Angela Winbush.

Unsung Ray Parker, Jr.

"Jack and Jill"; "The Other Woman"; "You Can't Change That"; musician Ray Parker, Jr's journey.

Unsung David Ruffin

Lead voice on "My Girl", "Ain't Too Proud to Beg"; center of "The Temptations"; drug overdose at age 50.

Unsung Tammi Terrell

The story of singer Tammi Terrell.

Unsung Switch

Switch, the multi-talented, multi-instrumental Midwestern powerhouse band bursts onto the black music scene as newcomers to the legendary Motown roster in the mid-'70s.

Unsung The Debarge Family

The Debarge Family was poised for success before changing musical trends, family squabbles and deadly addictions led to their end.

Unsung Phyllis Hyman

Phyllis Hyman's jazzier musical inclinations limited her career while her temper and personal battles with weight and depression cut her life short.

Unsung Rick James

Rick James' family and friends discuss the man behind the frame.

Unsung Con Funk Shun

Group Confunkshun's first album " Organized Con Funk Shun" and last album "Burning Love."

Unsung Klymaxx

Girl group Klymaxx succeeds in breaking into the boys-only world of R&B in the mid '80s only to fall from grace before achieving superstar success.

Unsung The Sylvers

R & B group, The Sylvers; "Boogie Fever" and "Hot Line."