William Mickey Stevenson

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William "Mickey" Stevenson is an American songwriter and record producer best known as Motown Records’ first A&R director, where he helped shape the label’s classic 1960s sound and roster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf A&R director
human
record producer
songwriter
activeInDecade 1960s
1970s
associatedWith Detroit, Michigan
linked to: Detroit

Motown sound
linked to: Motown
collaboratedWith Ivy Jo Hunter
Kim Weston
Martha Reeves
Martha and the Vandellas
Marvin Gaye
The Four Tops
The Miracles
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Motown Records
linked to: Motown
era classic Motown era
fieldOfWork record production
songwriting
genre R&B
pop music
soul music
givenName William
helpedDevelop Motown artist roster in the 1960s
Motown in-house band the Funk Brothers
linked to: The Funk Brothers
industry music industry
languageOfWork English
name William Mickey Stevenson
nickname Mickey Stevenson
notableFor helping shape Motown’s classic 1960s sound
recruiting and developing Motown artists
notableWork Dancing in the Street
It Takes Two
Stubborn Kind of Fellow
occupation A&R director
record producer
songwriter
partOf Motown songwriting and production team
positionHeld director of A&R at Motown Records
recordLabelWorkedWith Gordy
Motown
Tamla
workedAt Hitsville U.S.A. studio
wroteSong Ask the Lonely
Beechwood 4-5789
Dancing in the Street
Devil with a Blue Dress On
It Takes Two
Stubborn Kind of Fellow

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Mickey Stevenson alsoKnownAs William Mickey Stevenson
William Mickey Stevenson name William Mickey Stevenson