Steve Barri

Steve Barri wrote and produced hit singles from a Dunhill Records desk for two decades, partnering with P.F. Sloan on Barry McGuire's chart-topping 'Eve of Destruction' and The Grass Roots' 'Let's Live for Today,' then producing the Four Tops' million-selling 'Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got)' after Sloan left. He went on to run A&R at Warner Bros., where he produced Alan O'Day's 1977 number one 'Undercover Angel,' and later at Motown, overseeing releases by Lionel Richie and Rick James.