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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow Featuring Bunny Sigler by Bunny Sigler

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Walter "Bunny" Sigler Philadelphia Pennsylvania March 27 1941 – October 6 2017 Was An American Soul And R&B Singer Musician Songwriter And Record Producer Who Has Done Extensive Work With The Team Of Kenny Gamble And Leon Huff And Who Was Instrumental In Creating The "Philly Sound" In The Early 1970s. He Is Nicknamed "Mr. Emotion." Sigler Has Worked With Most Of The Artists Associated With The Philadelphia Stable Including The O'Jays The Roots Jackie Moore Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes Barbara Mason Billy Paul Lou Rawls Patti LaBelle And Stephanie Mills. He Also Co-Wrote "The Ruler's Back" The Opening Song On The Album The Blueprint By Jay-Z. Originally A Performer Sigler First Recorded For The V-Tone Records Label In 1959. He Has Also Recorded For The Decca Parkway Gamble Philadelphia International And Gold Mind Labels. Gold Mind Headed By Philly Guitarist/writer/producer/arranger Norman Harris Was A Subsidiary Of Salsoul Records. In 1967 He Had A Hit Record On Parkway A Cover Of "Let The Good Times Roll/Feel So Good " Which Peaked At #22 In August. He Also Appeared On "Soul Train" Where He Sang His Hit Song "That's How Long I'll Be Loving You." Sigler Sang The "23rd Psalm" At The Ceremony Awarding The Congressional Gold Medal To The Tuskegee Airmen On March 29 2007 At The United States Capitol. Bunny Sigler Died October 6 2017.

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