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Johnnie Gee podcast

by John Gee

He’s the man in the band who made the Midwest the legendary Northern Soul spot that it is, and he has scored 14 chart songs during his long career, but Johnnie Gee remains something of a “Legend” to many R&B and Soul fans who know his songs by heart but often don’t know the man singing them. From 1975 – 1981 Johnnie Gee recorded and started his career at the famous Brunswick Records, who at that time had stars like, Barbra Acklin, The Chilites, Bonannon, Tyrone Davis, and many more. Brunswick Records is set to release their Soul compilation of all the hits from the 70’sWith many songs recorded by, Jackie Wilson, Eugene Records, The Chilites, Step By Step Band, Willie Henderson’s “Funky Chicken,” and many more. Though his recording career, Johnnie Gee has continued to be one of the most influential soul artists of the last quarter century. The longevity of and increase in his popularity is due in large part to the rare combination of gifts he possessed.Johnnie Gee started

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Episodes

  1. Johnnie Gee's Brand new release, promo video

    New Press Release; Milwaukee music veteran Johnnie Gee seeks respect! By Tyler Casey OMC Reporter Published Aug. 22, 2006 at 5:06 a.m. He's one of Milwaukee's true musical legends, and now Johnnie Gee is out for respect. Gee, who has been playing and performing music since the age of 9 and has…

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  2. Brunswick Recording Artist 'From 1975 to 2006'

    New Press Release July 7th 2006: Brunswick Records To Release Classic Soul Recordings Used To Launch Platinum Albums By Beyonce, Joss Stone And Paul Wall Over the years our group has recorded for independent labels, major labels and even our own label, but the only record company that continues…

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  3. Johnnie Gee's Classic Step By Step (LP)

    Song List: Step By Step Cash Money Cool Days Are Out Of Style Don't Leave Me I Ain't Never Gonna Let You Go I Always Wanted To Be In The Band I Am A Lonely Man I'm Glad People So Very Near You We Won This Time “Cash Money,” “So very near you,” “Roses” and “People” all rocketed up the Pop and Soul...

  4. Johnnie Gee (Greatest Hits)

    Roses was of the hottest songs of the 70's, that got lots of spins and sales in the Southern parts of the world. With that real, buy playful sound of magic the Step By Step Band made. From every step to the perfect timing, and little Johnnie Gee out front knocking em' dead, that was a history...

  5. Johnnie Gee (Greatest Hits)

    This is a Players Episode, for the world, taken from 'Johnnie Gee's' Greatest Hits, release date 2006, by on of the upcoming artist from Johnnie Gee's record label Rodney Poe, this artist was groomed and his career closely managed by Johnnie Gee. This next EP due in September, will show the total...

  6. Johnnie Gee (Greatest Hits)

    New Press Release August 7th 2006: Sidetraxx Records Records To Release Classic Soul Recordings Used To Launch Platinum Albums By Jersey Ave, and many more artist of the Urban Hip Hop era, the warmth or your loved one, and siping on your favorite wine. True , blue and mellow sweet sounds emerging...

  7. Former Brunswick Records Recording Artist: Johnnie Gee

    Hello, I'm Johnnie Gee, a former member of the hot Midwest band (Step By Step). I'm currently being played around the country and overseas, i have re-issued music by Brunswick Records/JVC, currently i have two songs in rotation with several radio stations online and on daytime radio as well.…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

He’s the man in the band who made the Midwest the legendary Northern Soul spot that it is, and he has scored 14 chart songs during his long career, but Johnnie Gee remains something of a “Legend” to many R&B and Soul fans who know his songs by heart but often don’t know the man singing them. From 1975 – 1981 Johnnie Gee recorded and started his career at the famous Brunswick Records, who at that time had stars like, Barbra Acklin, The Chilites, Bonannon, Tyrone Davis, and many more. Brunswick Records is set to release their Soul compilation of all the hits from the 70’sWith many songs recorded by, Jackie Wilson, Eugene Records, The Chilites, Step By Step Band, Willie Henderson’s “Funky Chicken,” and many more. Though his recording career, Johnnie Gee has continued to be one of the most influential soul artists of the last quarter century. The longevity of and increase in his popularity is due in large part to the rare combination of gifts he possessed.Johnnie Gee started

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He’s the man in the band who made the Midwest the legendary Northern Soul spot that it is, and he has scored 14 chart songs during his long career, but Johnnie Gee remains something of a “Legend” to many R&B and Soul fans who know his songs by heart but often don’t know the man singing them. From...

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