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Marilyn Mcleod

Marilyn Mcleod is credited on 1,200 releases across 318 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1968–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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1,200

Credits

318

Albums

7

Decades active

360

In collections

Biography

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Marilyn McLeod (Born: 1939 – Died: November 2021) was an American soul - jazz singer & songwriter. Born in Detroit, Michigan.
She was a sister of Alice Coltrane, half-sister of Ernie Farrow, the aunt of Ravi Coltrane, and the maternal grandmother of Flying Lotus.
McLeod spent her formative years as a Motown songwriter, with her main songwriting partner being Pam Sawyer. Together, they wrote hits such as "You Can't Turn Me Off (In the Middle of Turning Me On)" (US R&B #2, Pop #12) by High Inergy and Diana Ross' monster 1976 disco hit "Love Hangover."

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Credited work

1,200 releases · 318 albums · active 1968–2025

  • Performance · 1,336
  • Production · 141
  • Other credits · 18

Studios: Motown/Hitsville U.S.A. Recording Studios · Yamaha R & D Studio · Music Grinder Studios · The Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach

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