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For his engineering work on Outkast's album Speakerboxx/The Love Below, he was awarded the 2004 Grammy for Outstanding Engineering. For Universal Pictures, he engineered the soundtrack for the motion picture Endless Love. The classic title song sung by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie was nominated for an Academy Award.

Mass Choir, 1992 Doo-Bop, Miles Davis, 1992 Let Your Love Flow, Solomon Burke, 1994 Greatest Hits (1980-1994), Aretha Franklin, 1995 Got to Be Real: The Best of Cheryl Lynn, Cheryl Lynn, 1996 This Will Be: Natalie Cole's Everlasting Love, Natalie Cole, 1997 Truly: The Love Songs, Lionel Richie, 1999 Best of Ronnie Ron's Gansta-Lations, Ronnie Ron, 1999 Chicano Power: Latin Rock in the USA 1968-1976, Various Artists, 1999 McCauley Sessions, Gerald McCauley, 2000 Truly: The Love Songs, Lionel Richie, 1999 Best of Ronnie Ron's Gansta-Lations, Ronnie Ron, 1999 Chicano Power: Latin Rock in the USA, 1968-1976, Various Artists, 1999 McCauley Sessions, Gerald McCauley, 2000 Always Remember, Michael & Regina Winans, 2000 Christmas Greetings, Kenny Rogers, 2000 Love & Basketball, Original Soundtrack, 2000 Lucy Pearl, Lucy Pearl, 2000 Tutu/Amandla/Doo-Bop, Miles Davis, 2001 New Beginnings/Face to Face, The Dells, 2002 American Original, Lamont Dozier, 2002 At His Best, Solomon Burke, 2002 Dru World Order, Dru Hill, 2002 Full Moon, Brandy, 2002 Incredible Solomon Burke at His Best, Solomon Burke, 2002 Soul Axess, The Jazz Crusaders, 2003 Speakerboxxx/The Love Below [Clean], OutKast, 2003 Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, OutKast, 2004 Are You With Me, Jackie Jackson, 2004 High Maintenance Woman, Charles Wright, 2004 Legacy, The Temptations, 2004 Reflections Of Lamont Dozier, 2005 Breakthrough, Mary J.

The song shot to #1 on the Billboard charts, and went on to be the best selling single of 1981. A few of the world renowned artists he has worked with include: Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, Lionel Richie, Johnny Mathis, Aretha Franklin, Phil Collins, Natalie Cole, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Kenny Rogers, Miles Davis, Patti La-Belle, Brian McKnight, Outkast, Mary J. Blige, The Four Tops, B. B. King, Bobby Bland ,Marvin Gaye, the Isley Brothers, James Ingram, Bobby Womack and the Temptations. Reggie Dozier is at the pinnacle of his celebrated career and busy with an exciting mix of hand selected music projects.

& Raydio, 1981 Working on You, Lamont Dozier, 1981 Zingara, Zingara, 1982 First Take, The Valentine Brothers, 1982 Friends in Love, Johnny Mathis, 1983 We've Got Tonight, Kenny Rogers, 1984 What About Me?, Kenny Rogers, 1987 No More Cold Nights, Bert Robinson, 1988 Get Here, Brenda Russell, 1988 Love You Like a Stranger, Randy Hall, 1990 Smart Pack, Debbie Gibson, 1991 Keisha, Keisha Jackson, 1991 Tracks of Life, The Isley Brother, 1992 Back to Front [Holland Bonus Tracks], Lionel Richie, 1992 Back to Front, Lionel Richie, 1992 Best of Ronnie Laws, Ronnie Laws, 1992 Capri, Paolo Rustichelli, 1992 Come As You Are, L. A.

Jacobs, 1979 Bittersweet, Lamont Dozier, 1979 I Love You So, Natalie Cole, 1980 Aretha [1980], Aretha Franklin, 1980 Don't Look Back, Natalie Cole, 1981 Endless Love, Original Soundtrack, 1981 Louisiana Hot Sauce, The Jazz Crusaders, 1996 The Best of Johnnie Taylor, Johnnie Taylor, 1997 Future Flight, Future Flight, 1981 In Our Lifetime [Expanded Love Man Edition], Marvin Gaye, 1981 Lamont, Lamont Dozier, 1981 Share Your Love, Kenny Rogers, 1981 Woman Needs Love, Ray Parker, Jr.

, 1976 Intimate, Leon Haywood, 1976 Right There, Lamont Dozier, 1976 Time Is Running Out, Brass Fever, 1976 Together Again. . . Live, Bobby Bland & B. B.

King, 1976 Genie, Bobby Lyle, 1977 Love Is What We Came Here For, Garland Green, 1977 Sweet Passion, Aretha Franklin, 1978 Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence-H.

Reggie Dozier - Legendary Engineer 3 Grammy Awards 11 Grammy NominationsPayne & Pleasure, Freda Payne, 1975 Bondage, Angelo Bond, 1975 Chango, Chango, 1975 One for the Road, Greg Perry, 1976 I Hope We Get to Love in Time, Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr.

Masterful Engineering and Producing for Five decades, Grammy Award winning Recording, Mixing and Producer Engineer, Reggie Dozier has been behind the recording console creating musical history with legendary artists at Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox, United Artists, Universal Pictures, Motown, Atlantic, A&M Records, ABC, and Capitol Records. Since he first pushed the record button in 1958 he has made a noteworthy contribution as one of the founding architects of popular commercial music recording methods in the United States.