Dennis Lambert

Dennis Lambert, was raised in Brooklyn NY, and is now a Boca Raton real estate agent in his 60's, but as a young man in Los Angeles during the 1970's was a very successful songwriter who wrote or co-wrote over 75 Billboard Hot 100 hits. As a solo artist he released a sole album called "Bags and Things" in 1972. His life was recently documented in a new film that premiered at SXSW 2008 and followed him on a 2007 comeback to tour in the Phillipines where he is still revered for his popular song" Of All The Things". On his own and with his partner Brian Potter in the 1970's he wrote numerous radio ready pop, soul and yacht rock classics during a stint at ABC/Dunhill such as and The Four Tops hit classic “Ain’t No Woman (Like The One I’ve Got),” and The Grass Roots top 20 hit Two Divided By Love. Other top tunes he was behind include #1 R&B single for Tavares “It Only Takes A Minute,” Glen Campbell's crossover smash Rhinestone Cowboy , Hall & Oates “She’s Gone,” Coven's “One Tin Soldier,” and British group Freddie & The Dreamers, novelty hit “Do The Freddie.” In the 1980's Lambert penned the embarrassingly catchy career saving monster Starship hit "We Built This City" and the touching The Commodores hit "Nightshift”, a tribute to black music legends Jackie Wilson and Marvin Gaye. Lambert was also behind The Righteous Brothers' hit ‘Rock And Roll Heaven,” which did a similar service to other lost rockers a decade earlier like Janis Joplin and Bobby Darin.