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Harvey Fuqua R.i.p

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Just heard that Mr. Fuqua has been admitted to hospital in Detroit and is on life support .

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Oh dear that is bad news, lets hope he pulls through.

Unfortunately not, Ian.

R.I.P. Mr. Fuqua and thankyou for your huge contribution to the music that we love. I for one can't imagine my life without it.

Condolences to family and friends.

Wendy

Another legend gone.

Congratulations on a job well done.

RIP

Giant, legend and RIP--things we are hearing in the same sentence all too often these days

Very sad news

R & K

Unfortunately not, Ian.

R.I.P. Mr. Fuqua and thankyou for your huge contribution to the music that we love. I for one can't imagine my life without it.

Condolences to family and friends.

Wendy

:sad: Ah man... R.I.P Harvey.

Hi Just had a message off Jeanie Scott Its as follows Jeanie Scott With a heavy heart to write that the Legendary "Harvey Fuqua" passed away at 5:15pm,

he would have been 81 years old on July 27th., born in 1929. He was an icon in the music business and will always be remember for his work with The Moonglows, The Ink Spots, Marvin Gaye (his best friend & protege`), Etta James, Barrett Strong, Tammi T...errell, Johnny Bristol, New Birth, The Spinners, on and on....

Our heartfelt condolences go out to Harvey's Family & Friends.

"Harvey" will will miss you sorely but will always have our memories of you, the wonderful man you were, and your music to live on.

May God keep you our dear friend.

With Love,

Jimmy & Jeanie

The Right Track soul show played three records as a tribute to harvey on sundays show

Harry & DianaThe Right Track Soul ShowSalford City Radio 94.4 fmSunday nights 8.00 pm - 10.00 pmemail: https://www.therighttrack.org.ukStudio Number: 0161 793 2944 / 2942

R.I.P Harvey. You were a legend & inspiration to the music we all love to listen to.

PLAY ON.

Julia

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Our thoughts & prayers are with Harveys Family & Close Friends at this sad time a TRUE LEGEND in every sense

Gone but Never Forgotten..... Thanks for the Memories Harvey !!!

Love, Peace & Happiness Always....

Ian Cunliffe & Jane Hamilton

Our thoughts & prayers are with Harveys Family & Close Friends at this sad time a TRUE LEGEND in every sense

Gone but Never Forgotten..... Thanks for the Memories Harvey !!!

Love, Peace & Happiness Always....

Ian Cunliffe & Jane Hamilton

We have so much to thank HF for his contribution to this music of ours .

I loved " Sincerely " from the first time I heard it , and still do .

RIP

Malc

we have lost loads this year so far, now one more rest in soul heaven

Sad?

No No No. That's not the way I say goodbye to these legends:

Mr Fuqua left a legacy that many of us would give our right arm for. The epitome of cool! Sharp suits, processed hair do, neat shirt and tie. His music involvement spans the whole spectrum of the second half of the 20th Century! He was partner to Alan Freed for a while and his list of collaboration reads like a Black Music Who's Who. His involvement in the early Motown set us is well documented and his continued contribution to Gordy's empire has always been acknowledged. He rescued Marvin Gaye from the depths of drug induced despair and created a Grammy winning album with him. He was inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame before he passed and I've no doubt he had a wry smile as he he accepted that honour.

Mr Fuqua...step forward and take a well deserved bow and accept these congratulations on a job extremely well done Sir!

Regards,

Dave

Sad?

No No No. That's not the way I say goodbye to these legends:

Mr Fuqua left a legacy that many of us would give our right arm for. The epitome of cool! Sharp suits, processed hair do, neat shirt and tie. His music involvement spans the whole spectrum of the second half of the 20th Century! He was partner to Alan Freed for a while and his list of collaboration reads like a Black Music Who's Who. His involvement in the early Motown set us is well documented and his continued contribution to Gordy's empire has always been acknowledged. He rescued Marvin Gaye from the depths of drug induced despair and created a Grammy winning album with him. He was inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame before he passed and I've no doubt he had a wry smile as he he accepted that honour.

Mr Fuqua...step forward and take a well deserved bow and accept these congratulations on a job extremely well done Sir!

Regards,

Dave

Well said Dave :lol:

Julie xx

oh blimey ! :thumbsup:

Marvins "Midnight Love" album sums up this gentleman for me personally...... but how can i miss out the 'Harvey' label years, the collaboration with Johnny Bristol on those classic (and classy) Motown tracks, plus those pioneering years in 50's

Rest in peace a true legend, very sad news

IAN

hats off to you Mr. Fuqua, thank you and respect due.

Sad?

No No No. That's not the way I say goodbye to these legends:

Mr Fuqua left a legacy that many of us would give our right arm for. The epitome of cool! Sharp suits, processed hair do, neat shirt and tie. His music involvement spans the whole spectrum of the second half of the 20th Century! He was partner to Alan Freed for a while and his list of collaboration reads like a Black Music Who's Who. His involvement in the early Motown set us is well documented and his continued contribution to Gordy's empire has always been acknowledged. He rescued Marvin Gaye from the depths of drug induced despair and created a Grammy winning album with him. He was inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame before he passed and I've no doubt he had a wry smile as he he accepted that honour.

Mr Fuqua...step forward and take a well deserved bow and accept these congratulations on a job extremely well done Sir!

Regards,

Dave

Well said Dave ...Spot on ! , another great lost to our Beloved Music scene RIP Harvey your music and legacy wil live on and out live all of us .

Do it Any Way you Wanna------god bless Harvey ,and as Mr.Moore said --"Thanks for the Memories"

R.I.P

T.C.

A man of eighty years, Who helped give the gift of music to the world. who obviously had a good sense of humor, you'd have to, to come up with any way you wanna......a favourite of mine. As is the follow on to that record; Come on and answer me. Not forgetting his chess release ooh ouch stop.....where he gives an insight into his school days....leaving tacks on the teachers chair...hitting johnny with a whip stick ball......sounds like he was trouble and fun. also most importantly, a genius.

Friends and family will surely miss him, yet we will always have his music. I'm sure he will have had contemptment within his heart when he passed. let's not be sad lets applaud the man.

Harvey.

thankyou.

A man of eighty years, Who helped give the gift of music to the world. who obviously had a good sense of humor, you'd have to, to come up with any way you wanna......a favourite of mine. As is the follow on to that record; Come on and answer me. Not forgetting his chess release ooh ouch stop.....where he gives an insight into his school days....leaving tacks on the teachers chair...hitting johnny with a whip stick ball......sounds like he was trouble and fun. also most importantly, a genius.

Friends and family will surely miss him, yet we will always have his music. I'm sure he will have had contemptment within his heart when he passed. let's not be sad lets applaud the man.

Harvey.

thankyou.

salford city radio 94.4 currently playing a tribute to mr fuqua

RİP HF - the moon glows for you still.......................

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