William Stevenson
American former songwriter and record producerWikipedia
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Search complete. 17 mentions across 8 episodes found for "William Stevenson".
Oct 23, 2026
Overcoming the Odds: Showcasing her journey as a journalist, historian, and author rooted in Ebony and Jet magazine.
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21:17Margena ChristianGUEST
Smokey Robinson was the first person I interviewed right after him was Steve.
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21:22Margena ChristianGUEST
Mickey Stevenson.
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21:23Margena ChristianGUEST
As a matter of fact, it was probably within 15, 20 minutes on the same day, the interview.
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21:28Margena ChristianGUEST
And then the Martha Reeves and then the Eddie Holland.
6 MINS LATER
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27:53Margena ChristianGUEST
I watched a lot of celebrities go from children to men, to kids, so on and so forth.
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28:00Margena ChristianGUEST
And I looked and thought to myself, This woman stepped out on faith and did something.
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28:07Margena ChristianGUEST
When they were considering letting him go, she said to Mickey Stevenson, because in her own words and in the interview that I got of her, Mickey Stevenson was the one who said, hey, do I have any volunteers who want to work with Stevie Wonder to see if they could write a song for
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28:28Rushion McDonaldHOST
him?
Overcoming the Odds: Showcasing her journey as a journalist, historian, and author rooted in Ebony and Jet magazine.
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22:39Margena ChristianGUEST
Smokey Robinson was the first person I interviewed right after him was Steve.
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22:44Margena ChristianGUEST
Mickey Stevenson.
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22:45Margena ChristianGUEST
As a matter of fact, it was probably within 15, 20 minutes on the same day, the interview.
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22:50Margena ChristianGUEST
And then the Martha Reeves and then the Eddie Holland.
7 MINS LATER
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29:56Margena ChristianGUEST
I watched a lot of celebrities go from children to men, to kids, so on and so forth.
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30:03Margena ChristianGUEST
And I looked and thought to myself, This woman stepped out on faith and did something.
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30:10Margena ChristianGUEST
When they were considering letting him go, she said to Mickey Stevenson, because in her own words and in the interview that I got of her, Mickey Stevenson was the one who said, hey, do I have any volunteers who want to work with Stevie Wonder to see if they could write a song for
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30:31speaker_25SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
him?
Overcoming the Odds: Showcasing her journey as a journalist, historian, and author rooted in Ebony and Jet magazine.
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21:37Margena ChristianGUEST
Smokey Robinson was the first person I interviewed right after him was Steve.
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21:42Margena ChristianGUEST
Mickey Stevenson.
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21:43Margena ChristianGUEST
As a matter of fact, it was probably within 15, 20 minutes on the same day, the interview.
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21:48Margena ChristianGUEST
And then the Martha Reeves and then the Eddie Holland.
6 MINS LATER
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27:44Margena ChristianGUEST
I watched a lot of celebrities go from children to men, to kids, so on and so forth.
M
27:51Margena ChristianGUEST
And I looked and thought to myself, This woman stepped out on faith and did something.
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27:58Margena ChristianGUEST
When they were considering letting him go, she said to Mickey Stevenson, because in her own words and in the interview that I got of her, Mickey Stevenson was the one who said, hey, do I have any volunteers who want to work with Stevie Wonder to see if they could write a song for
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28:19Rushion McDonaldHOST
him?
Overcoming the Odds: Showcasing her journey as a journalist, historian, and author rooted in Ebony and Jet magazine.
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22:08Margena ChristianGUEST
Smokey Robinson was the first person I interviewed right after him was Steve.
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22:13Margena ChristianGUEST
Mickey Stevenson.
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22:14Margena ChristianGUEST
As a matter of fact, it was probably within 15, 20 minutes on the same day, the interview.
M
22:19Margena ChristianGUEST
And then the Martha Reeves and then the Eddie Hollins.
7 MINS LATER
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28:56Margena ChristianGUEST
I watched a lot of celebrities go from children to men, to kids, so on and so forth.
M
29:03Margena ChristianGUEST
And I looked and thought to myself, This woman stepped out on faith and did something.
M
29:10Margena ChristianGUEST
When they were considering letting him go, she said to Mickey Stevenson, because in her own words and in the interview that I got of her, Mickey Stevenson was the one who said, hey, do I have any volunteers who want to work with Stevie Wonder to see if they could write a song for
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29:31Sebo CampbellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
you?
Ep. #93 Martha Reeves- Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
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7:03Martha ReevesGUEST
I was so thrilled that I was allowed to come in the door as I was going there because I was invited.
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7:10Martha ReevesGUEST
I had been performing after Tony Grant in Detroit, and William Stevenson, better known as Mickey, approached me and said, you have talent.
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7:18Martha ReevesGUEST
Come to Hitsville, USA.
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7:20Martha ReevesGUEST
Well, I went the next morning.
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8:53Martha ReevesGUEST
Anyway, when she came, we had a good time.
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8:55Martha ReevesGUEST
And she was happy that there was someone there in the A&R department to take the calls.
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9:00Martha ReevesGUEST
Maybe William Stevenson, better known as Mickey, was too busy to take care of our two handles.
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9:05Martha ReevesGUEST
Yeah.
Eddie Van Halen & Ginger Baker Pass Away: Music History Today Podcast October 6
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25:55speaker_0HOST
This was a standalone single for the Motown record label.
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26:00speaker_0HOST
It was written by William Mickey Stevenson and George Gordy.
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26:04speaker_0HOST
And it didn't actually do anything.
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26:07speaker_0HOST
The reason why we're talking about it is because of the fact that it did not do anything.
The Big Takeover Show – Number 611 – October 5, 2026
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159:54Jack RabidHOST
as was the action.
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159:56Jack RabidHOST
That's my favorite action song of all time, them covering the Marvelettes, the Mickey Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter song that only went to number 34 in the charts for the Marvelettes.
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160:06Jack RabidHOST
It wasn't like top of the charts like Please Mr. Postman or anything like that.
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160:11Jack RabidHOST
It should have.
Golden's Oldies 72 Hour 1
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15:43Chris GoldenHOST
It takes two from 1967.
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15:46Chris GoldenHOST
It was written by Mickey Stevenson, who is actually Kim Weston's husband, and Sylvia Moye.
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15:53Chris GoldenHOST
And it was so popular it kind of eclipsed any of the duets that Marvin Gaye had been doing with Tammy Terrell.
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16:02Chris GoldenHOST
That will be followed by the Marvelettes who were the first Motown group to have a number one.