Willie Hutch recorded extensively for Motown during the 70s and 80s, 'Ode To My Lady' his fourth for the label, and recorded in 1975 - just after his blaxploitation classic 'Foxy Brown' soundtrack. It's considered his best album and features the two-stepper 'Love Me Back' and hit American singles 'Party Down' and 'Love Power'. Willie was a singer, songwriter, arranger and producer who left behind an astonishing body of work following his passing in 2005. His co-writing credits include 'I'll Be There' for the Jackson 5 and worked on two further movie soundtracks 'The Mack' and 'The Last Dragon' in additional to his now highly sought after albums for RCA, Motown and Whitfield. Expansion.

CLASSIC ALBUM - FINALLY ON CD FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME Willie Hutch recorded extensively for Motown during the 70s and 80s, Ode To My Lady his fourth for the label, and recorded in 1975 just after his blaxploitation classic Foxy Brown soundtrack. It s considered his best album and features the two-stepper Love Me Back and hit American singles Party Down and Love Power . Willie was a singer, songwriter, arranger and producer who left behind an astonishing body of work following his passing in 2005. His co-writing credits include I ll Be There for the Jackson 5 and worked on two further movie soundtracks The Mack and The Last Dragon in additional to his now highly sought after albums for RCA, Motown and Whitfield. Expansion.

Digitally remastered edition of this 1973 album from the Soul legend. Willie was a singer, songwriter, arranger and producer who left behind an astonishing body of work following his passing in 2005. His co-writing credits include "I'll Be There" for the Jackson 5, and worked on movie soundtracks including Foxy Brown, The Mack and The Last Dragon in addition to his now highly sought after albums for RCA, Motown and Whitfield. Fully Exposed was recorded in 1973, just ahead of his blaxploitation classic The Mack and Foxy Brown soundtracks. It features his own early version of "I Wanna Be Where You Are", his classic song "California My Way" and hit American single "Sunshine Lady". Expansion.

Subtitled - The Best Of Willie Hutch. 2003 compilation for the under-appreciated Motown star includes the LA-born singer/songwriter's seminal cuts for that label as well as work for RCA & Whitfield. Key album tracks & hits from one of soul music's greatest performers. 18 tracks. Expansion.

Willie Hutch enjoyed more than a dozen R&B chart hits throughout the 1970s during his time with Motown Records, where, as well as being the studio talent behind albums by Smokey Robinson (producing solo LPs 'Smokey' and 'Pure Smokey') and Michael Jackson ( Got To Be There LP) and tracks by Marvin Gaye and Diana Ross he also gained acclaim with his music scores for the soundtracks of Blaxploitation movies including The Mack and Foxy Brown ; music which certainly inspired the hip-hop generation. Before Motown, Willie worked with the 5th Dimension, then he launched his own solo career in 1969 with debut LP 'Soul Portrait' on RCA. Re-issued here, 40 years later, by Shout! Records, for the first time on CD, the album features 11 songs, all written by Willie, with a great mixture of beat ballads and soul dance tracks, and includes Northern Soul favourite 'Lucky To Be Loved By You'.

Foxy Brown by Willie Hutch

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From the Time Life label, this compiles the ultimate in urban soul music from the 70's used in the films of the same period. Includes Isaac Hayes 'Shaft', Curtis Mayfield 'Freddie's Dead', Marvin Gaye 'Trouble Man', War 'Low Rider', and 15 more.