Who was the lead singer of the Commodores? Explained
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Lionel Richie initially gained fame as the frontman and saxophonist of The Commodores, a funk and soul group that achieved significant acclaim in the 1970s. Richie's velvety voice became a signature element of the band, notably showcased in their melodic tunes like "Easy" and "Three Times a Lady," compositions he penned and performed. His triumph with The Commodores paved the way for his solo journey, propelling him to global stardom with chart-toppers such as "Hello," "Truly," "Say You, Say Me," and "All Night Long."
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