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Ann Peebles

A diminutive singer with a robust tone of voice and a straight stronger attitude, Ann Peebles was among the performers who defined Willie Mitchell’s legendary Memphis spirit label Hi there Information, along with Al Green and, afterwards, O.V. Wright. Conveniently the best feminine vocalist in the Hello there stable, Peebles …

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Otis Clay

A Chicago-based vocalist whose music was steeped in Southern gospel and deep spirit, Otis Clay never really had a significant pop hit, but he was a periodic visitor towards the R&B graphs and an long lasting presence in the world of blues and vintage spirit, while also savoring a long …

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Otis Leavill

Friendly, talented Otis Leavill Cobb was created Feb 8, 1937, in Dewey Rose, GA. The Cobb family members relocated to Chicago 2 yrs later and resolved in the Londale region within the Westside. Leavill experienced four brothers and two sisters. His dad pastored the First Chapel of Deliverance on South …

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Luther Ingram

While R&B singer Luther Ingram continues to be best kept in mind for the piercing 1972 ballad “(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don’t Desire to be Best,” he was also a gifted songwriter, teaming with Mark Rice to co-write the Staple Singers’ vintage empowerment anthem “Respect Yourself.” Given birth …

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The Bo-Keys

The Memphis-based retro-soul act the Bo-Keys trace their roots back again to 1998, when musician Scott Bomar was enlisted to make a supporting band for Sir Mack Grain. Bomar made a decision to revive the audio and sensibility of Memphis within the ’60s — the fantastic age group of Stax/Volt, …

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The Admirations

The Admirations contains brothers Kenneth, Bruce, and Ralph Childs, and two unidentified people remembered only as Myles and Smith. Business lead vocalist Kenneth Childs sang within a mournful tenor like the Five Stairsteps’ Clarence Burke Jr., however, not almost as thrilling. Ex-Players Tommie Johnson and Herbert Butler maintained the North …

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Harold Burrage

Pianist Harold Burrage began singing blues and R&B through the 1950s and finished up like a linchpin from the emerging Chicago spirit sound from the ’60s; he produced recordings both in styles and lots of idiomatic shades among. Burrage mentored youthful spirit performers Otis Clay and Tyrone Davis, but never …

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Superiors

Superiors released Great Timing on Sony in 1990. The record was made by Maurice Starr and Michael Jonzun.

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Johnny Adams

Renowned around his Crescent City house bottom as “the Tan Canary” for his extraordinary group of soulfully soaring pipes, veteran R&B vocalist Johnny Adams tackled an exceedingly wide selection of material for Rounder in his old age; elegantly rendered tribute albums to renowned songwriters Doc Pomus and Percy Mayfield preceded …

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Cash McCall

Guitarist Money McCall offers segued from gospel to spirit to blues more than a distinguished profession spanning a lot more than 3 decades. Given birth to Morris Dollison, Jr., he discovered that the ultimate way to leave his rural living was to enlist within the Military. After completing his hitch, …

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