Frank Wilson

[b]Do NOT confuse with [a=Frank Wilson (13)] who wrote for [a=Barry White], [a=Love Unlimited], [a=Marvin Gaye] ("Oh How I'd Miss You"), [a=Gloria Scott] and [a=Paul Petersen] ("Your Love's Got Me Burnin' Alive")[/b]

American songwriter and producer, born 5 December 1940 in Houston, Texas, USA, died 27 September 2012. Frank cut a few singles of his own but preferred to adopt a fictitious identity on every occasion. He released 45s as Sonny Daye (Power), a duet with Sherlie Matthews credited to Sherl Matthews & Sonny Daye (Power), Eddie Wilson (Tollie) and Chester St. Anthony (A&M). Worked with [a=Marc Gordon (2)] for [l=Motown] in Los Angeles, CA. Often associated with publisher [l=Jobete]