Darius McCrary co star of the hit ABC sitcom, Family Maters, recently made his debut club performance wood.

The 20 year old suave singer proved to be one of today's R&B balladeers as he sang some of the great R&B classics such as "Sign My Name", "Tell Me Something Good", and "Woman's Got To Have It". In addition to his extraordinary vocal performance, McCrary surprised the crowd not only when he accompanies himself on piano, but the drums as well.

Darius has starred on Family Matters for eight seasons, portraying Eddie Winslow, the adorable son of Carl and Harriet Winslow (Reginald Vel Johnson and Jo Marie Payton). He made his motion picture debut at age ten alongside Paul Winfield, in Big Shots and won accolades for his performance in the Oscar-nominated Mississippi Burning.

The audience was speckled with members of the chic Hollywood circle: Tichina Arnold (Martin), Kenny Blank (The Parent Hood), Columbia Recording Artist Kenny Latimore, Alfonso Ribiero (Fresh Prince of Bel Air), Gospel Recording artist Inger Reid, former MC Hammer vocalist Denito, Dr. Bill J. Releford (chairman of the African-American Outreach Program for the American Diabetes Association), and the cast of Family Matters: Kellie Shangie Williams, Jaleel White, Reginald Vel Johnson and JoMarie Payton.

I'd like to thank Dirk Oltmanns for sending me this article.