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Sad news. Another lost to the drumbeat of time...rest in power.
Sad indeed. Ron wrote loads of Invictus/Hot Wax tracks with Holland-Dozier-Holland... "Band Of Gold" and "Give Me Just A Little More Time" just some of them. Rest in peace Ron
Another article:
https://www.soultracks.com/story-ron-dunbar-dies
Ron helped created some truly great music that lives on today. Rest in peace and thank you Ron!
Marv
R.I.P. brother
Band Of Gold
with Bob Babbitt on bass
edafan
Recently Clarence Carter and now the man that co-wrote PATCHES
RIP Ron Dunbar
Clarence Carter is still alive. He is 82 years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boogiedown
Ron Dunbar's co-compositions for Motown artists include -
Greetings [[This Is Uncle Sam) [Valadiers, Isley Brothers, Monitors]
Mind, Body And Soul [Suzee Ikeda, Syreeta Wright and Supremes]
Sing What You Wanna [Shorty Long]
I think this is Ronald Dunbar
Detroit. Michigan...Ronnie Love
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mjxx4HpKPg
Wow! So sorry to hear about the passing of Ron Dunbar. RIP Ron [[and thanks for sharing the news Lockhartgary).
The attached has a longer listing of songs that he was involved with.Quote:
Originally Posted by keith_hughes
http://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2018...riter-ron.html
Playing Patches and Give me a little more time tonight and got home to read of Mr Dunbar passing sad news but the music will live forever
It is well documented he was born in Detroit. None of the obituary information gives any indication where he lived at the time of his death. California? Detroit? Anyone know?
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Originally Posted by snakepit
Very cool, very interesting record. Thank you Snakepit. It is also probably the first time that the Supremes are referred to as "Dream Girls" with the line "the kind of girls that you see in your Dreams....."