Soul Singer. He was a member of the rhythm and blues trio named "The Moments" which formed in 1968, and included artists Harry Ray and William Brown. The trio went on to record the number one hit rhythm and blues singles "Love on a Two Way Street" in 1970, followed by "Look at Me" ("I'm in Love") in 1975. The group reorganized under the name of Ray, Goodman and Brown in 1978, after changing record labels because of contractual issues. The group went on to its biggest commercial success the following year, topping the rhythm and blues chart with the hit single "Special Lady," which also peaked at number five in the Billboard Hot 100. He died from heart failure during surgery to remove a tumor.
Soul Singer. He was a member of the rhythm and blues trio named "The Moments" which formed in 1968, and included artists Harry Ray and William Brown. The trio went on to record the number one hit rhythm and blues singles "Love on a Two Way Street" in 1970, followed by "Look at Me" ("I'm in Love") in 1975. The group reorganized under the name of Ray, Goodman and Brown in 1978, after changing record labels because of contractual issues. The group went on to its biggest commercial success the following year, topping the rhythm and blues chart with the hit single "Special Lady," which also peaked at number five in the Billboard Hot 100. He died from heart failure during surgery to remove a tumor.
Bio by: Nils M. Solsvik Jr.
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