Born in Gordonsville, Va., Lindsey moved to Saginaw, Michigan at an early age and has been a fixture on the music scene there since he was a 17-year-old gigging around Detroit. A stint as a medic in the military led him to pursue a career in the medical field, first as an EMT/paramedic with the Detroit Fire Department.

After earning degrees at the University of Detroit Mercy and University of Nebraska, he took a job as a physician's assistant at Aleda E. Lutz Veterans Hospital in Saginaw, where he currently now serves. Through it all, however, he's never abandoned his music career nor his southern roots.

Through the years, he's continued to study and work on his artistic craft, studying with a time for the late Obie Benson and the Four Tops and eventually opening for well-known acts     such   as     Latimore,     Willie Clayton,    New Birth,

Al Lindsey

Enchantment and others. He's also cut a number of regionally well-received CDs including his latest, "Caught" (Pulsating Music/Phat Sound Promotions), produced by Simeo Overall. With such a deep southern soul R&B sound tempered with a bit Motown sound ala Marvin Gaye (or maybe even a little Frankie Beverly), Lindsey, or "Doc" as fans sometimes call him, proves that he never abandoned the roots that made soul music the best music in the world.