Song writer. and artist. Half of the Motown song writing duo – ASHFORD AND SIMPSON – Wiki INFO Valerie Simpson & Nick Ashford Soul Song writers e.g. “Let’s Go Get Stoned” 1964 for Ray Charles “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” … Continue reading →
THEM CHANGES Drummer Buddy Miles made the original of this great track which was also done by Doris Duke and Big John Hamilton and it was their version of the song that made it on the UK Soul scene. Wikipedia: Buddy Miles
Continue reading →The great song writing duo who wrote: I’m Your Puppet. Dan & Spooner: I’m Your Puppet. Their first song for FAME studios was James Barnett’s Keep On Talking. They wrote or contributed to the writing of lots of Soulful songs: … Continue reading →
Ella Weez Great stuff this one from Leroy Hutson made in 1974 and re-released in 1996 due to Northern Soul demand. Love Oh Love Wikipedia: Leroy Hutson
Continue reading →Inspiration Information (1973) FABULOUS – from the son of Johnny Otis the man who got Blues and Soul going single handedly! Wikipedia: Shuggie Otis
Continue reading →Come Back With that Bashing, Smashing beat that the Northern Soulers loved so much.
Continue reading →BREAKAWAY (Part 1) 1968 The song features Jimmy Radcliffe. Band leader, composer and advert jingle writer: Steve Karmen Wiki
Continue reading →Song writer and record producer. Did you notice the writer’s name? And the producer’s name?: a mark of excellence Richard ‘ Popcorn’ Willie, nothing he did was ever bad, if we could find records with his name on them we would … Continue reading →
Top Of The Stairs (1977) Nicholas Ashford & Valerie Simpson (married) songwriters. They were Motown staff songwriters mainly for Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. They also recorded in their own right: Top of the Stairs is really good and another … Continue reading →
Born 19th March 1928 – Winston-Salem, North Carolina Died 6th May 1993 – Los Angeles Motown Producer and Song Writers and one time member of the Five Royales (Baby Don’t Do It, – Help Me Somebody). Produced hits for Stevie Wonder, The … Continue reading →