Quinn Golden

Spirit singing, Memphis, TN indigenous, Quinn Golden sang with sun and rain of Like while even now in his young adults; he left to utilize Canteca and the chance to tour with a number of Stax performers. They warmed crowds for the Pub Kays within the Memphis funk band’s biggest event – their acclaimed Cold-Blooded Tour from the past due 70’s. He performed the bass and sang history for Al Green for seven years, complementing Green’s various other vocalists, notably Margaret Foxworth, Al’s previous girlfriend, along with a indigenous of Cleveland, Ohio. He used Light High temperature, from Akron, Ohio, who released an LP on RCA Information made by Barry Light; members of Light High temperature united with Bobby and Tommy Debarge from Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Akron’s Philip Ingram to create Switch. Golden’s profession highlights include dealing with Ike Turner, Shirley Dark brown, Denise LaSalle, and carrying out sessions with rock and roll luminaries the stature of Bob Dylan and Ron Woods. He generally wanted to move single and got the chance with Traction Information in Jackson, MS, waxing “I’m SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN Your Like,” in 1990. Golden continued to be a dynamic performer for all of those other decade and in to the brand-new millenium. Tragically, he passed away of a coronary attack on July 28, 2003, just a few a few months after the discharge of his most recent recording. He documented for Ecko Information and released many CD’s: Cover You USING A Kiss (1998), What’s The Name OF THIS Thang (1999), JUST A LITTLE Sumpin’ Sumpin’ (2001), On Q (2002) and Bottoms Up (2003).