Motown
Chris Clark (2)
2
Releases
77
Tracks
Chris Clark (born February 1, 1946) in Santa Cruz, California, USA, began her career with Motown during the 1960s. She was signed a "tall, tan, blue-eyed, bluesy-sounding" recording artist who soon moved on to writing and co-writing music for herself and other Motown acts. Clark became famous in England as the "white Negress" (a nickname meant as a compliment), since she toured with fellow Motown artists. She received an Academy Award nomination as a screenwriter for Motown's film "Lady Sings the Blues."
Releases
Frequent Collaborators
Jermaine Jackson
Robbie Buchanan
Berry Gordy
Holland & Dozier
Holland-Dozier-Holland
Mickey Gentile
Jennie Lee Lambert
Frank Wilson
Clarence Paul
Lennon-McCartney
Smokey Robinson
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr.
John Thornton (3)
Lamont Dozier
Hal Davis
Marc Gordon (2)
Deke Richards
Traditional
David Clayton-Thomas
David Van dePitte
Sandra Sanders
Galt MacDermot
Gerome Ragni
James Rado
Harry Nilsson
Scott Davis (5)
Brenda Holloway
Patrice Holloway
Marvin Gaye
Anna Gordy Gaye
Margaret Johnson (2)
James Dean (3)
William Stevenson
William Weatherspoon
Bryan Wells
Ronald Miller
Sylvia Moy
Beatrice Verdi
Ivy Jo Hunter
Al Cleveland
Davis & Gordon
Al Capps
Mary Dean
Artie Glenn
R. Dean Taylor
Andre Williams (2)
Richard Morris (2)
Renee Taylor
Gloria Jones