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As a studied musician, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, producer and recording engineer Lawrence Cameron McGhee has loved and played music all his life. He fell in love with the sound of the guitar as a young boy learning to play by ear he was intrigued by its influence in music in particular R&B. His resume includes forming his own lucrative seven-piece group, session work, producing new artists and recorded artist. He honed his song writing by studying with Arthur Hamilton ("Cry Me a River") and Annette Tucker. His focus as a music professional has been to constantly improve his craft. Being a native of Los Angeles he always enjoyed the music diversity that he experienced there. Lawrence believes that a song is a synergistic marriage of lyrics and music. While he concurs that the bass may be considered the heart of R&B, he recognizes the guitar as its je ne sais quoi (that intangible something). Lawrence's love for the guitar is evident in his song "I Want You Right". As guitar is very relevant to traditional R&B he created that same feel in this production. His crafted original songs include some funk, sophisticated blues and sweet ballads with thoughtful and clever lyrics that create ambiance and will make the listener smile. All vocals, instruments and drum programming by Lawrence Cameron McGhee, except for organ which was performed by Mindy Canter. Read the full article

As a studied musician, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, producer and recording engineer Lawrence Cameron McGhee has loved and played music all his life. He fell in love with the sound of the guitar as a young boy learning to play by ear he was intrigued by its influence in music in particular R&B. His resume includes forming his own lucrative seven-piece group, session work, producing new artists and recorded artist. He honed his song writing by studying with Arthur Hamilton ("Cry Me a River") and Annette Tucker. His focus as a music professional has been to constantly improve his craft. Being a native of Los Angeles he always enjoyed the music diversity that he experienced there. Lawrence believes that a song is a synergistic marriage of lyrics and music. While he concurs that the bass may be considered the heart of R&B, he recognizes the guitar as its je ne sais quoi (that intangible something). Lawrence's love for the guitar is evident in his song "It's Just Love". As guitar is very relevant to traditional R&B he created that same feel in this production. His crafted original songs include some funk, sophisticated blues and sweet ballads with thoughtful and clever lyrics that create ambiance and will make the listener smile.