"Alvin "Skip" Miller" was an American recording industry executive. He worked for 17 years at Motown Records (1971–1988) and served as the label's last president before the company was sold to MCA. While at Motown, he was credited with developing Rick James, DeBarge and the Commodores. After the sale of Motown, Miller worked for a decade at RCA Records, where he was credited with rejuvenating the label's black music division and helping to develop the Hip hop music/rap genre. He later worked as the manager of Lionel Richie's solo career.

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He's more popular than ever.

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As soon as we get the money in the bank, we're ready to start making offers.

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Here in Louisville, we are one of the bright spots of prosperity in an otherwise struggling industry.

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The man had cancer. He had to have surgery. His voice didn't recover in time. He's now fully recovered and he's willing and able to perform the concert. They won't let him.

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