Henry Fambrough songs. 1974's ONE MIGHTY LOVE found the Spinners well on their way to becoming one of the most artistically and commercially successful soul acts of the '70s. After alighting on ...

Henry Fambrough discography. The Spinners' 1972 sophomore release is one of their finest. THE SPINNERS marks the group's first collaboration with producer Tom Bell, whose lush, string-enhanced production style would help define the Philly Soul sound, and become synonymous with the Spinners' music. The ...

Henry Fambrough albums. In the mid-1970s, the Spinners came to epitomize the Philly Soul sound, and the albums they cut for Atlantic during the period are classics of the genre. Led by the aching falsetto of lead singer Phillipe Wynne, and fleshed out ...

Henry Fambrough CD discography. Digitally remastered by Jeff Willens (Universal Mastering Studios East). Most listeners will be satisfied enough with a best-of compilation to cover the work that Gaye and Terrell did together. Those who want to hear more should make The Complete Duets their ...

Henry Fambrough songs. While soul purists recoiled in horror, the Spinners climbed off the ropes and soared back into the spotlight by recasting themselves as a modified dance/crossover band with soul/R&B influences. It worked in the short run, as their remake of the ...

Henry Fambrough albums. The three-CD box set The Chrome Collection doesn't miss anything that might be considered essential by virtually any Spinners fan, including as it does the major and minor chart hits from the early '60s through the mid-'80s, as well as ...

Henry Fambrough CD discography. The Spinners were on a roll; after years of neglect at the hands of Motown, their ship just kept coming in, and in, and in with Atlantic Records. New and Improved is an absolute classic, yet it gets less run ...

Henry Fambrough music CDs. Liner Note Authors: Dick Clark; Stevie Wonder; Berry Gordy, Jr. Recording information: Ameraycan Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Mankind Recording Studio; Private Island Trax, Hollywood, CA; Studio A., DE. Photographer: Timothy Fielding. Arrangers: Roman Johnson; Benjamin F. Wright. Personnel: Bobbie Smith, Henry Fambrough, Pervis Jackson, ...

Henry Fambrough discography. The Spinners made a bid for renewed stardom on a soul independent when they signed with the revived Volt in 1989. Unfortunately, they also found out quickly that being on Volt didn't mean in the late '80s what it meant in the '60s and '70s. Despite a representative effort, with some excellent harmonizing and fine, soulful leads from John Edwards, they couldn't even get a nibble from urban contemporary radio. They're still working the nostalgia/oldies circuit, but this one was a shocker all around. ~ Ron Wynn Audio Mixers: David Luke; Tom Size; Stephen Hart . Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA. Photographer: Phil Bray. Arrangers: Felton Pilot; James Early; Claytoven; Kent Brown; Larry Batiste; Gary Coleman; Bob Ross. The Spinners: John Edwards, Henry Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson and Bobbie ...