Bobbie Smith Discography of CDs

Bobbie Smith 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 an unmistakably winning formula with their self-titled 1973 effort, this follow-up delivered more of the same. ...

Bobbie Smith music CDs 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 Four Seasons' "Working My Way ...

Bobbie Smith CD discography 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 numerous album tracks. To be ...

Bobbie Smith albums 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. ...

Bobbie Smith discography 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, John Edwards (vocals, background vocals); Kool Moe ...