In 1975 Arthur Adams met Wayne Henderson (Crusaders). Wayne took Arthur to Fantasy Records and produced his debut album Home Brew, an experimental set of jazz and fusion cuts featuring Ronnie Laws, Jerry Peters, Joe Sample (Crusaders), Dennis Coffey and Motown bass player James Jamerson. Through 1976 he worked closely with Wayne's group The Crusaders, playing guitar on both the group's albums released that year. Wayne later returned to produce Arthur's 1977 album for Fantasy, Midnight Serenade.

In 1979 Arthur joined A&M for the Stewart Levine-produced album / Love, Love, Love, Love, Love, Love, Love My Lady. Featuring Neil Larson and the Seawind horns among a host of top musicians, 'I Like It Funk/ did well on the jazz funk scene, while 'You Give Me Such A Good Feelin" (on which he sang) became popular on the modern soul scene a few years later.

His greatest commercial success came with 'You Got The Floor', a UK Top 40 for RCA in UK. Add/Complete Bio

9.9 - 9.9 (1985)

Crusaders - Street Life (1979)

Lamont Dozier - Peddlin' Music On The Side (1977)

Paul Humphrey - Supermellow (1973)

Nancy Wilson - All In Love Is Fair (1974)