Michael Henderson

Michael Henderson was a powerhouse of American soul, funk, and R&B music, best known for his smooth vocals and incredible bass playing. He first rose to prominence in the 1970s as a highly sought-after bassist, working with jazz legend Miles Davis on a number of groundbreaking fusion albums, including "A Tribute to Jack Johnson" and "On The Corner." With his talent and versatility, Henderson helped shape the intersection of jazz, funk, and soul music during that era.

Transitioning into a solo career, Henderson found success with hits like “Wide Receiver,” “In the Night-Time,” and “You Are My Starship” (a collaboration with Norman Connors). His solo albums throughout the late ‘70s and early ‘80s showcased thoughtful songwriting and his signature falsetto, making him a staple on R&B radio. Henderson's music remains beloved for its groove-driven sound and emotional depth, cementing his legacy as a key figure in the evolution of modern soul and funk.

Genres

Post-disco

Quiet Storm

Latest Release

Bluer Than Blue

Michael Henderson

Single - Released June 15, 2018