Edwin Starr

Edwin Starr (January 21, 1942 ? April 2, 2003) was a soul music singer. Born Charles Edwin Hatcher in Nashville, Tennessee, Starr is most famous for his Norman Whitfield-produced Motown singles of the 1970s, most notably the #1 hit "War".

Song list

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• "Agent Double-O-Soul" (1965)
• "Back Street" (1966)
• "Headline News" (1966)
• "Oh How Happy" (1966)
• "I Want My Baby Back" (1967)
• "S.O.S. (Stop Her On Sight)" (1968)
• "Grits Ain't Grocery" (1968)
• "25 Miles" (1968)
• "I'm Still a Struggling Man" (1969)
• "I Just Wanna Do My Thing" (1970)
• "Stop the War Now" (1970)
• "Time" (1970)
• "War" (1970)
• "Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On" (1971)
• "My Sweet Lord" (1971)
• "There You Go" (1973)
• "Big Papa" (1974)
• "Easin' In (American Pimp Soundtrack) (1974)
• "Hell Up In Harlem" (1974)
• "Contact" (1979)
• "Happy Radio" (1979)
• "Tell-A-Starr" (1979)
• "It's Called The Rock" (1979)
• "25 Miles (Mix)" (1980)
• "Get Up-Whirlpool" (1980)
• "Stronger (Than You Think I Am)" (1980)
• "Smooth" (1983)
• "I Wanna Take You Home" (1983)
• "Marvin" (1984)
• "It Ain't Fair" (1985)
• "Missiles" (1985)
• "Grapevine" (1985)
• "Soul Singer" (1986)
• "Whatever Makes Our Love Grow" (1988)
• "25 Miles (Remix)" (1989)
• "Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On" (w/Utah Saints) (2000)
• "Snowflake Boogie" (w/Jools Holland) (2002)
• "War" (w/Utah Saints) (2002)
• "25 Miles" (w/Three Amigos) (2002)