Big Bub

Lee 'Big Bub' Drakeford got his start with the New Jersey based quartet Today. When the group split in the early 1990s, Drakeford assumed the name Big Bub and began his solo career.

Big Bub released his debut album, Comin' At Cha in 1992 and scored minor hits with 'I Don't Mind' and 'Tellin Me Stories.' 'I Don't Mind' reached #22 on the R&B charts and 'Tellin Me Stories' reached #27.

He released his follow-up album, Timeless, in 1997. The album featured Big Bub's only track to appear on the Hot 100 as 'Need Your Love' reached #70 and #26 on the R&B charts.

His third album, Never Too Late, was released in 2000.

In 2008, Big Bub returned with his 2 CD set Tug Of War. The album was aimed to show a clash between singing for the lord and singing for the devil. One disc is gospel music while the other features classic R&B.