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Saturday July 19th 4pm and 8:30 pm     $45.00

• Featuring former all-time great Temptations singer G.C. Cameron who was also the original lead singer of the Spinners, paired with “Motown Legend Glenn Leonard.
• These Motown artists were first reunited in 2006 and have been bringing crowds to their feet ever since, with their smooth, polished choreography, and tight harmonies.

The hits will be non-stop, featuring classics such as One of A kind, I’ll be around, Mighty Love, It’s a Shame, My Girl, The Way You Do the Things You Do, Ain’t Too Proud to Beg, Get Ready, Papa was a Rolling Stone.. and many more.

 

G.C. Cameron first came to national attention in the 1960s as the original lead singer of The Spinners, demonstrating his five-octave range on the Steve-Wonder-composed hit “It’s a Shame.” In 1975, after parting with the Spinners, Cameron released the now-classic Motown solo “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday.” His first solo album “Love Songs and Other Tragedies” is now a music collector’s masterpiece. Cameron ultimately reunited with the Spinners and shortly afterwards was invited to joined the legendary group, The Temptations. He toured with them until 2007. A 1999 inductee into the vocal group Hall of Fame, G.C. Cameron is the first singer in history to sing lead for two major R&B vocal groups.

Glenn Carl Leonard started singing at the age of 6, and by the age of 13 he was performing on stage. By his early 20s, he had established three singing groups: “Instant Groove,” “True Reflections,” and “The Chancellors,” with whom he signed his first recording contract.  In 1975, he fulfilled a lifelong dream, joining The Temptations. He sang first tenor and lead singer for nine years, performing on 10 albums and singing lead on such hits as “I’m on Fire,” “The Best of Both Worlds” and “Open Their Eyes.” His highlight was performing in the Temptations Reunion Tour, drawing sellout crowds across the nation.