Billy Griffin
William L. Griffin, known professionally as Billy Griffin, born August 15, 1950,
in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, is an American R&B and soul singer and
songwriter. Griffin performed with the local Baltimore group Last Dynasty before
replacing Smokey Robinson as lead singer of the Miracles in 1972. Griffin
debuted with the Miracles on the single “What Is a Heart Good For” from the 1973
studio album Renaissance, followed by the singles “Don't Let It End (Till You
Let It Begin)” and “Give Me Just Another Day”. Griffin achieved commercial
success with the Miracles on the 1974 ...
