An enormous talent and a great influence on me. He was as significant as anyone you can name in the development of American popular music. R.I.P., Sir. I wish I could have spoken with you.
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I've always been a big fan!!!
"Black Bach" was a BadAss album,
and here's one of my favs from it:
RIP Lamont....057912
Yes, he wrote a lot of the soundtrack of my youth and many of the first songs I learned to play. So amazing that you worked with him. Condolencesa fantastic creative force --- he wrote "the songs of my life" --- i was lucky enough to have met him and to have worked with him at a few theater-type gigs in the late 70s - early 80s. great talent, easy to work with,
R.I.P., lamont dozier.
We're losing the all time greatest at a staggering rate.
What an era of music! Jack Ashford is the only Funk Brother still with us. Joe Messina passed away this past April.
We've watched Standing In The Shadows Of Motown probably a dozen times. Still cry like a baby when watching it.
Respect, admiration, and appreciation for the ineffable. *crying*
Man, this is a cool song!