Latimore

Singer-songwriter and pianist

Latimore - Performers & Entertainers born September 7th, 1939
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A singer-songwriter and pianist with a career spanning decades, achieved recognition in the soul and R&B genres. Released several albums with notable success, including 'Latimore' which featured hit singles. Gained prominence in the 1970s and 1980s, particularly for pieces that combined emotional lyrics with vibrant melodies. Continues to influence music through performances and recordings.

Released the hit single 'Let's Straighten It Out'

Achieved success with the album 'Latimore'

Contributed to the genre of soul and R&B

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