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Contents:
- MARV GAYE
- ARTIST APPRECIATN: MARV GAYE (PLAYLIST)
- R & B SGER MARV GAYE WAS SHOT & KILLED - 1984
MARV GAYE
Marv Gaye, Amerin soul sger-songwrer-producer who, to a large extent, hered the era of artist-ntrolled popular mic of the 1970s. Among his h songs were ‘I Heard It Through the Grapeve,’ ‘A’t Nothg Like the Real Thg,’ ‘What’s Gog On,’ ‘Let’s Get It On,’ and ‘Sexual Healg.’ * old school r&b marvin gaye *
Marv Gaye, byname of Marv Pentz Gay, Jr., (born April 2, 1939, Washgton, D.
ARTIST APPRECIATN: MARV GAYE (PLAYLIST)
by Michael Thomas Barry On this date crime history – April 1, 1984, R & B sger Marv Gaye was shot and killed by his father. * old school r&b marvin gaye *
Gaye sang his father’s Evangelil church Washgton, D.
When doo-wop dissipated the late 1950s, Gaye had already absorbed Fuqua’s lsons close harmony. After disbandg the Moonglows, Fuqua took the 20-year-old Gaye to Detro, where Berry Gordy, Jr., was formg Motown Rerds.
R & B SGER MARV GAYE WAS SHOT & KILLED - 1984
Gaye, who also played dms and piano, bucked the Motown system and s emphasis on teen hs. Gaye also enjoyed a seri of succsful duets, most notably wh Tammi Terrell (“A’t Nothg Like the Real Thg” [1968]). Blsed wh an exceptnally wi range that enpassed three distct vol styl—a piercg falsetto, a smooth mid-range tenor, and a ep gospel growl—Gaye bed great technil prows wh rare mil dividualy.
Gaye also displayed dazzlg virtuosy by overdubbg (buildg sound track by track onto a sgle tape) his own voice three or four tim to provi his own rich harmony, a technique he would employ for the rt of his reer.
”Other major artists—most importantly Stevie Wonr—followed Gaye’s lead and acted as producer of their own efforts.