Bobby Hutton — “Loving You, Needing You”, “You’re My Only Reason”, “20 Years Later”

Discogs' short biography states that he "began singing at the age of five, with his actual professional career beginning in Detroit, Michigan after winning a talent show at the 20 Grand night club. This garnered an invitation to Motown, where he learned quite a bit about songwriting." In 2007 Chicago named him the Best Male Singer of the city.




 Together with such illustrious names as Eddie Kendricks, Gladys Knight and the Pips, and Honey Cone, Bobby Hutton appeared on the first Soul Train episode that aired on October 2, 1971.


 


In 2006, he released an Album, "Twenty Years Later," which is pretty good.

Here's the title song, "Twenty Years Later." If you have a 20th anniversary coming up, I can recommend the song as a tribute to your lady.

Such great music for a dinner with an extra large side dish of reminiscing.