Artists

Wallace Daniel Pennington was born in a small farming community called Molloy in 1941. In 1957 his family moved to Vernon, Alabama, near Muscle Shoals, where Penn joined...

Roy Milton was born in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, in 1907. His grandmother was a Chickasaw native American; Milton grew up on a reservation, later relocating to Tulsa. He joined...

While Mick Hucknall took on the lion’s share of songwriting by this stage, McIntyre’s role remained evident in the arrangements and the vocal textures that defined the album....

By the early 1990s, Simply Red had firmly established themselves as one of Britain’s most successful Soul-Pop exports. Their fourth studio album, "Stars" (1991), not only consolidated this...

By 1989, Simply Red had established themselves as one of the leading acts in British Pop and Soul, building on the foundation of "Picture Book" (1985) and "Men...

"Men and Women" (1987) Following the success of "Picture Book" (1985), Simply Red returned two years later with "Men and Women", an album that consolidated their position within...

Fritz McIntyre Creative Contribution Part 1 Picture Book (1985)

Arzell Hill was born in Naples, Texas, in 1935. He was a member of the Spiritual Five Gospel group in his twenties, and then began performing as a...

Visitors to Quinvy in 1970 included Tony Borders, Buddy Causey and Lynyrd Skynyrd, who came to cut a few demos but also to offer their services as session...

R. Dean Taylor was a White Canadian musician who came to Motown in 1964 as a singer, songwriter, and then producer. His first three singles were released in...