The Just Brothers, a soul music duo consisting of brothers Jimmy and Frank Bryant, hailing from Detroit, United States. The duo began their musical journey in the mid-1960s when Frank became a session musician while Jimmy was completing his military service. Their early credits include contributions to tracks like "Gino Is a Coward" by Gino Washington and "Lonely No More" by JJ Barnes. In 1965, they recorded "Sliced Tomatoes" and "Things Will Get Better Tomorrow," which were released on the Lupine label. Despite initial releases not gaining traction, their career saw a resurgence in 1972 when "Sliced Tomatoes" was reissued by Music Merchant and became a staple in Northern soul. The duo also recorded additional tracks such as "Tears Ago" and "You've Got The Love To Make Me Over" for the Music Merchant label. In later years, Jimmy Bryant passed away in 1996.