Luther Ingram(1937-2007)

Composer
Soundtrack

Luther Ingram was born on 30 November 1937 in Jackson, Tennessee, USA. He was a composer, known for Now and Then (1995), Hustle & Flow (2005) and Mr. 3000 (2004). He was married to Jacqueline. He died on 19 March 2007 in Belleville, Illinois, USA.

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Known for

Now and Then

6.8

Soundtrack("Respect Yourself")

1995

Hustle & Flow

7.3

Soundtrack("If Loving You is Wrong (I Don't Want to Be Right)")

2005

Mr. 3000

5.6

Soundtrack("Respect Yourself")

2004

Crooklyn

7.0

Soundtrack("Respect Yourself")

1994

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Composer

Bruce Willis: Respect Yourself
5.7
Music Video
- Composer
- 1987

Soundtrack

Big George Foreman
6.6
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2023
Morning Joe
4.3
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2021
First Match
6.4
- writer: "One for Ghost"
- 2018
South Park
8.7
TV Series
- performer: "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right"
- 2017
This Is Us
8.7
TV Series
- writer: "My Honey and Me" (uncredited)
- 2017
Conan
8.2
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2017
Barbershop: The Next Cut
5.9
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2016
Mavis!
7.3
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2015
Saint Laurent
6.1
- performer: "If It's All the Same to You Babe"
- 2014
1971
7.3
- performer: "I Spy (For The F.B.I.)", "Foxy Devil"
- 2014
One Hit Wonderland
8.4
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2013
Degrassi: The Next Generation
7.6
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2013
Suits
8.4
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself" (uncredited)
- 2013
Scandal
7.7
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself" (uncredited)
- 2012
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
6.5
TV Series
- writer: "Respect Yourself"
- 2010

Personal details

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Born
- November 30, 1937
- Jackson, Tennessee, USA
Died
- March 19, 2007
- Belleville, Illinois, USA(heart failure)
Spouse
- Jacqueline? - March 19, 2007 (his death, 2 children)
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- 1 Article

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Trivia
His R&B chart-topping classic "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right" reached to #1 on Billboard magazine's R&B chart and #3 on the Pop Singles chart in 1972.