G.C. Cameron

Artist: G.C. Cameron

LP: Love Songs & Other Tragedies

Song: "If You Don't Love Me"

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G.C. Cameron was born in Jackson, Mississippi on September 21, 1945, the day my father celebrated his 3rd birthday. After serving with the Marines in the Vietnam War, Cameron joined Motown act The Spinners as lead singer before going on to a solo career in 1971. Known as the man with "six different voices," G.C. had the ability to sound like a variety of popular artists of the day—like Smokey Robinson, The Isley Brothers, Curtis Mayfield, and even Carol Burnett. You can read more about the life and career of G.C. Cameron here, where you'll learn what other well-known group the talented and handsome singer hooked up with in 2003. The opening track on his 1974 "Love Songs & Other Tragedies" LP, "If You Don't Love Me" was produced and arranged by Stevie Wonder.