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Luther Dixon

American songwriter, record producer, and singer
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  • the Shirelles
    the Shirelles

    
by their principal collaborator, producer Luther Dixon, the Shirelles’ popularity waned—partly because of Dixon’s departure and partly because of the onset of the British Invasion. Ironically, the Beatles recorded two Shirelles songs—“Baby It’s You” and “Boys”—on their debut album. The Shirelles broke up in the late 1960s but re-formed later


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by their principal collaborator, producer Luther Dixon, the Shirelles’ popularity waned—partly because of Dixon’s departure and partly because of the onset of the British Invasion. Ironically, the Beatles recorded two Shirelles songs—“Baby It’s You” and “Boys”—on their debut album. The Shirelles broke up in the late 1960s but re-formed later


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