"Sincerely" is a popular song written by Harvey Fuqua and Alan Freed and published in 1954….
It was originally recorded by The Moonglows, who scored a #1 single on the Billboard R&B Juke Box chart and #20 on the Billboard Top 100 charts…
The original Moonglows disbanded in 1958, and Fuqua put together a new group called Harvey And The Moonglows that included a young Marvin Gaye. Featuring Fuqua on lead, 'Ten Commandments Of Love' (number 9 R&B/number 22 pop, 1958) was the last of the group's major hits...
In 1960 Fuqua disbanded this group and he and Gaye went to Detroit to work in the city's burgeoning music industry...
Fuqua worked with Berry Gordy's sister, Gwen Gordy, on the Anna label and Gaye joined Berry Gordy's Motown Records operation. Fuqua carved out a very successful career as a producer and record executive, working with Motown artists in the 60s…
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