Sep 8, 2009 • 1 min read

Skip Miller dies

Alvin 'Skip' Miller, former President of Motown Records and EVP at RCA Records, has died of a heart attack aged 62, with funeral arrangements to be announced.

Alvin 'Skip' Miller, a former President of Motown Records and EVP at RCA Records, died of a heart attack on Friday, aged 62. Miller had a 38 year career in the US music industry, working his way up the hierarchy at Motown, starting off in the promotions department and working his way up to President.

After leaving Motown he spent some time as a EVP at RCA Records. More recently he headed up his own music company Panda Entertainment Group, a talent management agency and music consultancy.

Funeral arrangements are to be announced.

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