Marc Dorsey
Marc Dorsey, born Marc‑Dewaine Hample Dorsey in 1971 in Washington, D.C., is an
American R&B singer who emerged from the New York music scene. He first
attracted attention with a cover of "People Make the World Go Round" for Spike
Lee’s 1994 film Crooklyn, a track that appeared on the soundtrack and introduced
him to a wider audience. In 1999, Dorsey signed with Jive Records and released
his debut studio album Crave on August 10, 1999; the album was produced by Timmy
Allen, Larry Campbell and Manuel Seal and produced three charting singles,
including "If You Really Wanna Know" an...
