Joe Haywood

Joe Haywood was an American soul singer and songwriter born in 1939 in Cowpens, South Carolina. He was the son of Foster and Sarah Loease Haywood and grew up in a musical environment. Haywood is best known for writing the song "Warm and Tender Love," which was later famously recorded by Percy Sledge. He worked primarily in New York, often collaborating with musicians like Bobby Robinson, who recognized Haywood's incredible talent. During his career, Haywood released several notable tracks, including "Strong Feeling" and "Ghost of Love," showcasing his soulful voice and musical versatility.

Haywood's music career spanned several decades, with his work often associated with the deep soul genre. He was a drummer and vocalist, and his performances were highly regarded for their emotional depth and musical quality. Despite his contributions to soul music, Haywood passed away in November 1996, leaving behind a legacy of soulful recordings that continue to be appreciated by music enthusiasts today.

Genres

Northern Soul

Latest Release

Sadie Mae

Joe Haywood

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released December 6, 2010