Gordon Chambers

Gordon Chambers’ name is familiar to liner notes-scanning fans of contemporary R&B released because the early ’90s. Known originally being a songwriter, Chambers’ discovery happened in 1994 with Brownstone’s “IF YOU VALUE Me,” a high Ten pop strike he constructed with manufacturer Dave “Jam” Hall as well as the group’s Nichole Gilbert. Within a career which has created for over 2 decades, Chambers provides written materials for an extraordinary group of performers, including Phyllis Hyman, Anita Baker, Brandy, Aaron Neville, Whitney Houston, and Beyoncé, among a large number of others. Through the early 2000s, as he continuing to create and make behind the moments, Chambers started an unbiased recording career furthermore rooted in traditional R&B songcraft. Chambers’ debut, Presenting… (2004), highlighted a edition of his, Anita Baker’s, and Barry Eastmond’s “I AM SORRY,” the initial version which was a Grammy-winning TOP R&B strike for Baker. After Like Tales (2007) and Sincere (2011), Chambers was dealt some personal blows, including many fatalities in his family members, a devastating fireplace, and some question about whether he should continue steadily to record. He non-etheless came back with Surrender (2017), which he was became a member of by Lalah Hathaway and Eric Roberson.