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Luther Ronzoni VandrossSinger, composer and producer
Date of Birth: 30.04.1951
Country:  USA |
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Biography of Luther Ronzoni Vandross
Born on April 30, 1951, Luther Vandross was an American singer, composer, and producer. He began his musical career in the 1970s, singing commercial jingles and providing backing vocals for various artists. Vandross first gained attention in the pop world when he recorded for David Bowie's album "Young Americans" in 1975.
Solo Success
Following his collaboration with Bowie, Vandross caught the interest of record labels as a solo artist. In 1981, he signed a contract with Epic Records, which allowed him to write and produce his own material. His debut solo album, "Never Too Much," topped the Rhythm & Blues charts and established Vandross as one of the most respected black vocalists in the industry.
A Respected Voice
Since the success of his first album, Luther Vandross became a highly regarded figure in the music industry. Many singers considered it an honor to perform duets with him, showcasing their admiration for his talent. Vandross continued to release successful albums throughout his career, earning numerous awards and accolades.
Legacy
Luther Vandross left an indelible mark on the music industry with his soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and impeccable vocal range. His smooth and emotional performances endeared him to millions of fans worldwide. Vandross's contributions to R&B and soul music continue to be celebrated long after his passing in 2005. His music remains timeless and continues to inspire new generations of artists.
