Ali Woodson(1951-2010)

Actor
Soundtrack

Ali Woodson is best known as a former lead singer of The Temptations. Yep, that was Ali that wrote and sang lead vocals on "Treat Her Like A Lady." Since leaving The Temptations, Ali has been visible not only in a multitude of films, but has been seen internationally in a string of Gospel musical productions and in pursuing his own solo career.

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The Perfect Holiday

4.8

Soundtrack("Remembering Christmas")

2007

The Fall Guy

7.1

TV Series

Ali Woodson

Down 'n Dirty

3.8

Soundtrack("My Best Friend", "Vow")

2000

Happy New Year

5.8

Temptation

1987

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Actor

Who Killed Soul Glow?
6.5
- (as Ali-Ollie Woodson)
- 2012
Deadly Rhapsody
5.0
- Vaughn
- 2001
Nikita Blues
5.8
- Church Singer
- 2001
The Bogus Witch Project
2.0
TV Movie
- Streety Man (segment "The Willie Witch Project")
- 2000
Little Richard
6.7
TV Movie
- (as Ali Ollie Woodson)
- 2000
The Jamie Foxx Show
6.8
TV Series
- Arthur
- 1997
The Parent 'Hood
7.0
TV Series
- Gambler (as Ali Ollie Woodson)
- 1997
The Temptations: Some Enchanted Evening
Music Video
- Ali-Ollie Woodson
- 1995
The Temptations: Soul to Soul
Music Video
- Ali-Ollie Woodson
- 1992
The Temptations: My Girl
7.5
Music Video
- Ali-Ollie Woodson
- 1991
Murphy Brown
6.9
TV Series
- Ali Woodson - The Temptations (uncredited)
- 1990
Happy New Year
5.8
- Temptation
- 1987
The Temptations: A Fine Mess
Music Video
- Ali-Ollie Woodson
- 1986
Moonlighting
7.6
TV Series
- Ali Woodson (uncredited)
- 1986
The Love Boat
6.3
TV Series
- Ali Woodson (as The Temptations)
- 1985

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Personal details

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Alternative names
- The Temptations
Height
- 5′ 10½″ (1.79 m)
Born
- October 12, 1951
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
Died
- May 30, 2010
- Los Angeles, California, USA(leukemia)
Spouse
- Juanita Brown1992 - May 30, 2010 (his death, 2 children)
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
Played the drum part on Frederick Knight's hit, "I've Been Lonely For So Long," 1971, with Bill Pinkney and The Drifters, 1972-77. Originally auditioned for The Temptations in 1977, after Dennis Edwards left, but was passed over in favor of Louis Price. Finally brought in to the group in 1983 after Edwards' second departure.