The jazz dab inventor, Dizzy Gillespie, popularized a sole patch among jazzmen and beatniks back in the 50s. He used to wear different variations of soul patches – with a mustache, sideburns and goatee. However, the original version was his signature beard style. Another famous musician, Frank Zappa, also sported a small patch of facial hair on his chin, which was said to keep warm the underlying skin. However, his trademark look also featured a full mustache and soul patch.