Ulysses Kae Williams (February 4, 1921 – December 29, 1987) was an American DJ, record label owner and producer, known as one of the earliest local deejays to play the blues.
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, he started in radio around 1945 and worked for numerous area stations, including WSSJ, WDAS, WHAT (AM), and WCAM.
In the mid-1950s, Kae reached what would be eventually the high point of his career, when the group he was managing, The Silhouettes,[4] had a huge pop hit with "Get a Job".
Williams also managed a group called The Sensations, which sold close to a million with the pop tune "Let Me In".
His second son, Ulysses Kae, Jr., (1956–2008), was a record producer, whose Catch Me I'm Falling by the group Pretty Poison climbed the charts on its release.