Sly Stone
George Johnson (Brothers Johnson) urged John McClain, vice president a&r, to sign Sly Stone to A&M Records. With support from Herb Alpert, Sly was signed to an album deal. The label took the deal one step at a time and released "Eek-Ah-Bo-Static Automatic" and teamed Sly with Jesse Johnson.
Sly Stone was voted 78 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Singers of All Time.
Sources
- Sly Stone to Rock Again, Now on A&M. Nelson George. Billboard, March 15, 1986.
Birth
Recording Years / Label
1986 -
A&M Records
Instruments
vocals, guitar, keyboards