detroit-spinners

Detroit Spinners

Active: 1973–1990

PopRock

11

Releases

18

Active Years

About Detroit Spinners

R&B vocal group The Spinners kicked around Tri-Phi Records, and then Motown, for a decade starting in 1961 before finding success in the ’70s on Atlantic.

• The group began in 1954 when five friends from a housing project in suburban Detroit began singing together.

By the early ’60s, the lineup had solidified into Henry Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobby Smith, and George Dixon, and The Spinners began releasing songs on Tri-Phi.

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Complete Discography

1973
2 releases
single

COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE

Documented across 11 weeks

single

GHETTO CHILD

Documented across 10 weeks

1976
1 release
single

THE RUBBERBAND MAN

Documented across 11 weeks

1977
2 releases
single

WAKE UP SUSAN

Documented across 6 weeks

single

COULD IT BE I'M FALLING IN LOVE (EP)

Documented across 3 weeks

1980
3 releases
single

WORKING MY WAY BACK TO YOU/FORGIVE ME GIRL

Documented across 14 weeks

single

BODY LANGUAGE

Documented across 7 weeks

single

CUPID/I'VE LOVED YOU FOR A LONG TIME

Documented across 10 weeks

1984
1 release
single

RIGHT OR WRONG/I'LL BE AROUND

Documented across 3 weeks

1988
1 release
single

WORKING MY WAY BACK TO YOU

Documented across 2 weeks

1990
1 release
single

GHETTO CHILD {1990}

Documented across 1 week

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