The legendary trio Holland-Dozier-Holland has lost one of their members. His son shared the news on his social media accounts. The cause of death has not been disclosed. He was an old man.
According to The Songwriters Hall of Fame, Dozier was born and raised in Detroit and was involved in the music scene there from a young age.
Dozier was an artist, producer, and writer for the record label. He collaborated with brothers Brian and Eddie Holland to create an unparalleled catalog of hits for artists such as the Supremes, the Temptations, the Isley Brothers, and more. Some of the most enduring tracks in American music are on their records. In The Name of Love,Sugar Pie Honey Bunch, and You Keep Me Hanging On are just a few.
The Holland brothers parted ways with Dozier in the early 70s. He had two hits with the song "Fish Ain't Bitin'." Phil Collins was one of the artists he collaborated with. The song "Two Hearts" won a gramophone for best song written specifically for a motion picture or television.
Dozier is survived by his second wife and six children.
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