Henry Cosby

1928–2002 (age 74)

songwriter and record producer

Biography

Henry Cosby was a gifted songwriter and record producer whose work left an indelible mark on the American music landscape. His years at Motown and other studios were marked by a keen ear for soulful melodies and a commitment to supporting artists as they brought their stories to life.

Throughout a career filled with creative collaborations, he treated every project with professionalism and grace. He is remembered fondly by friends and colleagues, and his spirit rests at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

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