Willie Hutch is one of the most important artists in American music. From his legendary soundtracks for The Mack and Foxy Brown to his work as a singer, songwriter, arranger, composer, and producer, he was a complete musical architect. At Motown, he helped shape the label’s sound and wrote and produced major Jackson 5 hits like “I’ll Be There,” “Never Can Say Goodbye,” and “Dancing Machine.” He also wrote the Fifth Dimension’s “The Age of Aquarius” and “California Soul.” As a solo artist, he gave us “Brother’s Gonna Work It Out,” “I Choose You,” and “Party Down.” His influence runs through soul, R&B, funk, film music, and hip-hop. A true American music giant.