Ray Parker Jr.

Ray Parker Jr. is a multi-talented musician known for his successful career as a guitarist, songwriter, and producer. Born in Detroit in 1954, Parker began his music journey as a session guitarist for various artists, including Motown acts like the Temptations and Stevie Wonder. He later transitioned into a recording artist, achieving success with hits like "Jack and Jill," "A Woman Needs Love [Just Like You Do]," and the iconic "Ghostbusters."

In addition to his solo career, Parker also made a mark as a songwriter and producer, creating hits for artists such as Chaka Khan, Barry White, and Diana Ross. Despite a brief legal dispute over his hit song "Ghostbusters," Parker's contributions to the music industry remain significant. His versatile talents and successful collaborations have solidified his place in music history.