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Marvin GAYE
Marvin GAYE
Marvin Gaye (né Gay; April 2, 1939 – April 1, 1984) was an American R&B and soul singer, songwriter, musician, and record producer. Commonly referred to as the "Prince of Motown" and "Prince of Soul", he helped to shape the sound of Motown and soul music in the 1960s and 1970s.
As Advertised On TV appearance(s)
Super Bad (K-tel, 1974)
Soul City (K-tel, 1977)
Peace In The Valley (Ronco, 1979)
Double Delight (Warwick, 1979)
Love Rock (Ronco, 1980)
The Midnight Hour (K-tel, 1982)
Hot Line (K-tel, 1983)
Sometimes When We Touch (Ronco, 1983)
Chart Runners (Ronco, 1983)
In The Groove (Telstar, 1983)
Always And Forever (Tellydisc, 1983)
Greatest Hits (Telstar, 1983)
Night Moves (K-tel, 1984)
Perfect Harmony (Tellydisc, 1984)
Heart To Heart (K-tel, 1986) [with Diana Ross]
Black Magic (Stylus, 1986)
Motown Chartbusters (Telstar, 1986)
The Greatest Hits Of 1986 (Telstar, 1986)
The Originals (Towerbell, 1986)
Two's Company (Towerbell, 1986)
Hits Revival (K-tel, 1987)
From Motown With Love (K-tel, 1987)
Solid Soul (Telstar, 1987)
Motown In Motion (K-tel, 1988)
The Lovers (K-tel, 1988)
The Greatest Love (Telstar, 1988)
Back To The 60s - Sixties Mania 2 (Telstar, 1988)
Love Songs [with Smokey Robinson] (Telstar, 1988)
The Greatest Love II (Telstar, 1989)
Seduction (K-tel, 1989)
Twenty Motown Heartbreakers (Telstar, 1989)
Love Songs (Telstar, 1990)
The Motown Collection (Telstar, 1990)
60 Number Ones Of The Sixties (Telstar, 1990)
The Best Of The Greatest Love (Telstar, 1990)
Top of The Pops
#533, #536 (1974)
#693, #696 (1977)
#971 (1982)
#1,295 (1988)
Danyel GERARD
Danyel GERARD
Danyel Gérard (born Gérard Daniel Kherlakian; March 7, 1939) is a French pop singer and composer.
As Advertised On TV appearance(s)
20 Dynamic Hits (K-tel, 1972)
Ian GILLAN
Ian GILLAN
Ian Gillan (born August 19, 1945) is an English singer who is best known as the lead singer and lyricist for the rock band Deep Purple.
As Advertised On TV appearance(s)
See DEEP PURPLE (Mk II), GILLAN
GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS
GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS
Gladys Knight & the Pips were an American R&B, soul, and funk family music group that formed in 1952 as simply The Pips. They were renamed in 1961.
After a successful 1988 tour, the Pips retired and Gladys Knight began her solo career.
As Advertised On TV appearance(s)
Black Explosion (Ronco, 1974)
Super Bad (K-tel, 1974)
40 Super Greats (K-tel, 1975)
Souled Out (K-tel, 1975)
Music Express (K-tel, 1975)
Superstars Tribute To The Beatles (Arcade, 1976)
Hit Action (K-tel, 1977)
30 Greatest (K-tel, 1977)
Soul City (K-tel, 1977)
Feelings (K-tel, 1977)
Disco Fever (K-tel, 1977)
Black Joy (Ronco, 1977)
Boogie Fever (Ronco, 1978)
Love Songs (Warwick, 1978)
Black Velvet (Warwick, 1978)
Emotions (K-tel, 1978)
Peace In The Valley (Ronco, 1979)
First Love (Arcade, 1979)
The Touch Of Love (K-tel, 1980)
Love Rock (Ronco, 1980)
Disco Daze (Ronco, 1981)
Lovers (Tellydisc, 1981)
Dreaming (K-tel, 1982)
Disco US (Ronco, 1982)
Thank You For The Music (Ronco, 1982)
The Midnight Hour (K-tel, 1982)
Soul Daze (Ronco, 1982)
Midnight In Motown (Telstar, 1982)
Sometimes When We Touch (Ronco, 1983)
Night Moves (K-tel, 1984)
The Very Best Of Motown Love Songs (Telstar, 1984)
Perfect Harmony (Tellydisc, 1984)
Memories (Tellydisc, 1984)
Souled Out (K-tel, 1985)
Choices Of The Heart (Stylus, 1986)
Every Beat Of My Heart (Warwick, 1986)
From Motown With Love (K-tel, 1987)
Solid Soul (Telstar, 1987)
Motown In Motion (K-tel, 1988)
...And The Beat Goes On! (Telstar, 1988)
The Greatest Love II (Telstar, 1989)
Seduction (K-tel, 1989)
Halfway To Paradise (Teledisc, 1990)
Top Of The Pops
(1972)
(1973)
(1975)
(1976)
(1977)
(1978)
(1980)
(1988)
Roger GLOVER
Roger GLOVER
Roger Glover (born November 30, 1945) is a Welsh musician, songwriter, and record producer best known as bass guitarist with Deep Purple and formerly Rainbow.
As Advertised On TV appearance(s)
See DEEP PURPLE (Mk II), RAINBOW
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