Venus Dodson
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"Singer/songwriter and member of the legendary Patrick Adams collective in the 70s alongside Luther Vandross, Jocelyn Brown, Christine Wiltshire, Leroy Burgess and Donna McGhee, who wrote the massive hit "Girls" for The Moments and Whatnaughts and who’s solo hit Night Rider became an anthem on the disco scene, Venus Dodson chats with Ady about her life in disco music and beyond - only on Radio Newark, tonight at 8pm."[1] |
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Venus Dodson is an American singer, member of the loose collective around Leroy Burgess and Patrick Adams.
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See also
- Phreek
- Jim Burgess (producer)
- Christmas Jollies II
- Again (Faith Evans song)
- Class Action (band)
- The First Lady (Faith Evans album)
- Rappin' Down Town
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