From 1993: IVY JO HUNTER - His Music + Interview [[59 mins.)

[Methuselah2]

https://youtu.be/ASgnHyw4D1g

Many thanks to RadioNold for this YouTube posting.

[marv2]

Oh this is good! Thank you Methuselah!

[Methuselah2]

Glad you liked it, Marv. I enjoyed it, too. I was very happy to come across it.

[thomas96]

Great stuff! Thanks for posting. Really curious what he's up to now.

[Methuselah2]

Glad you liked it, Thomas. Couldn't locate current info on IJH but this interesting article--with a few great photos--from back in the day popped up; by Rob Moss/Soul Source [[UK):

http://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/soul-articles/the-ivy-jo-hunter-story-by-rob-moss-r2789/

[[P.S.: If you belong to Facebook, you might try that; I saw that there's an IJH page there but it seems viewing is limited to members.)

[westgrandboulevard]

This is just one of a series of wonderful interviews with Motown and other Detroit artists, following the launch of the Motorcity project.

The interviewer was Bill Randle [[I think that is he, pictured with Ivy Jo Hunter) and engineered at Studio 37 by Mickey Nold.

Artists interviewed include [[and there may be some I've overlooked) :

Kim Weston
Frances Nero
Sylvia Moy
Vermettya Royster
J. J. Barnes
Martha Reeves
Edwin Starr
Johnny Bristol
Hattie Littles
Gladys Horton
Saundra Edwards
Billy Griffin
Carolyn Crawford
Bobby Rogers
Mike Terry
Lyn Roman/Linda Griner
Damon Harris
Marv Johnson
The Flos
Steve Mancha
Ron Banks of the Dramatics

;)

[sansradio]

Thanks for the link, Methuselah. I had no idea he composed "Hold On [[To Your Dream)" as well. I especially love The Staple Singers' version.

[Methuselah2]

My pleasure, Sansradio.