19 Facts About Lee Fields

Lee Fields has recorded with Kool and the Gang, Hip Huggers, O V Wright, Darrell Banks, and Little Royal.

Lee Fields recorded his first single in 1969 and is still active.

Lee Fields decided to go to New York, at the age of 17 to pursue a music career.

Lee Fields moved to Plainfield, New Jersey at the time of his marriage, in his late teens.

Lee Fields recorded "Gonna Make Love" on London Records in 1973.

Venues that had previously booked Lee Fields now booked DJs instead.

Lee Fields moved into real estate in Newark, New Jersey, in order to provide for his family.

Lee Fields signed with Mississippi-based Ace Records and debuted Enough Is Enough.

Later that year Lee Fields signed to Desco Records founded by Gabriel Roth and Phillip Lehman.

Lee Fields was featured on the debut album Gimmie the Paw by the label's band The Soul Providers in 1997.

Lee Fields released several singles with Desco and in 1999, released a full-length album Let's Get a Groove On.

Desco later split into Daptone Records and Soul Fire, and Lee Fields eventually recorded for them both.

Lee Fields then released two albums Emma Jean in 2014 and Special Night in 2017.

Lee Fields released an album, entitled It Rains Love, in April 2019.

In 2014, Lee Fields provided additional vocals for the James Brown biographical movie, Get On Up.

Lee Fields' recordings were referenced in several episodes of the 2023 American Arnold Schwarzenegger television series, FUBAR.

Lee Fields released the album Faithful Man in 2012 with Truth and Soul Records.

Lee Fields released the album Emma Jean in 2014 with Truth and Soul Records.

Lee Fields released the album Sentimental Fool in 2022 with Daptone Records.