G.C. Cameron - Love Songs & Other Tragedies

G.C. Cameron rose to fame at 22 years of age, when he joined Motown Records to become lead singer of legendary group The Spinners. After a string of well received releases, including chartbuster It's A Shame, co-written and produced by Stevie Wonder, Cameron left The Spinners to pursue a solo career. It was a trip to Fantasy Studios, San Francisco in 1977, where Cameron teamed up with Harvey Faqua, Greg Crockett and Elgie Stover to realise what is arguably his fnest work. A full album was record

In case you missed it, The Spinners surprised the crowd at Founder’s Day with a performance of their Motown hit, It’s a Shame, and it did not dissapoint! The Spinners that you’ll see on tour today were selected and trained by the last living original Spinner, Henry Fambrough. History was made when these current touring Spinners were joined for the first time onstage by G.C. Cameron, who was the group’s second lead vocalist and an important part of The Spinner’s legacy at Motown. It was truly a M