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Terry Martin Lupton is a successful songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles.

His songwriting catalogue include almost 100 commercially published songs, due to the databases of BMI and ASCAP.

His work

He wrote songs for the following artists:

1988 on the album "Apollonia" by Apollonia Kotero
1989 on the album "The Party" by The Party
1991 on the album "Michael Learns to Rock" by Michael Learns to Rock
1992 on the album "Something Real" by Stephanie Mills
1993 on the album "Joey Lawrence" by Joey Lawrence
2000 on the album "Steamin'" by Scott Ellison
2003 on the album "Bad Case of the Blues" by Scott Ellison
2004 on the album "Everyday's Another Chance" by Jamie Stevens
2005 on the album "All The Girls I Am" by Jeannie Kendall
the song "Shine em up" by Keely Hawkes on the album "Shake it up"

References

[1] Visit Terry Lupton's Official Website at http://terrylupton.net

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