The 3 Pieces, a Washington D.C.-based jazz-funk trio, emerged in the early 1970s, comprising Lincoln Ross (keyboards, trombone), Jerry Wilder (bass, lead vocals), and Andre Richardson (congas, percussion). Their sole album, "Vibes of Truth" (1975), produced by Donald Byrd, showcases a fusion of soulful melodies and jazz improvisation. Notable tracks like "I Need You Girl" and "Self Dealin'" highlight their dynamic interplay and rich harmonies. Their music reflects the vibrant D.C. jazz scene of the era, leaving a lasting impression on jazz-funk enthusiasts. ([jazzrocksoul.com](https://jazzrocksoul.com/artists/the-3-pieces/?utm_source=openai))