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All domestic orders of 3 or more items are sent by Priority Mail for the normal shipping rate.How do we offer such low prices?All of our CDs are brand new.We do not sell used CDs.The quality of our merchandise and your satisfaction are guaranteed.Kip Anderson was born January 24, 1941 in Anderson, South Carolina and as a youngin' he sang and played piano with his church gospel choir.At 13, Anderson was discovered by gospel legend Madame Edna Gallman Cooke, spending several summers playing in her touring group but like so many other soul singers he crossed over to secular music.When the single became a regional hit, it was licensed for national distribution on Vee Jay but flopped.Columbia, South Carolina's Central Correctional Institution.While serving his time he and several other inmates were allowed to form a gospel group, later appearing at local churches and community events upon his release, Anderson returned to his recording career, cutting the gospel effort "I Coulda Been Sleeping" for the Lorma label in 1989.Anderson's gutsy singing and charismatic wit.Anderson wrote the dynamite blues of the title cut letting loose a gritty vocal and witty lyrics."Wonderful" that closes the album."Your Sweetness Is My Weakness" gliding organ blues "20 Room House" (later covered by Bobby "Blue" Bland for Malaco).The only disappointment is there's only 8 songs and 32 minutes of music, which was common practice at the time.The production hasn't aged well either.Even better is Kip's followup to "A Dog Don't Wear No Shoes" featuring another mix of tasteful covers and a couple Anderson originals."Without A Woman", a deep affecting soul ballad with rich horns and an emotional vocal.From the sax swinging "Rocket 88", to the stomping "When You're Ugly Like Me" to the hip "You Never Had It So Good" this disc never lets up!Proceed with caution if you have a heart condition.It's a real band, real horns and a real goodtime.It's a real band, real horns and a real goodtime!But in the early '80s, Brown seemingly rose from the dead to stage a comeback bid.He became ensconced once again as a venerable blues veteran who'd...Low prices on Brown Nappy.Buy MusicWant to see your products in Yahoo!Build your own online store or Advertise with us.Current Advertisers Sign InHelp improve Yahoo!View RSS FeedMake money with Yahoo!Information about prices, products, services and merchants is provided by third parties and is for informational purposes only.THEY HAVE INDIVIDUALLY BACKED UP NUMEROUS RECORDING ARTISTS AND HAVE SHARED THE STAGE AS OPENING ACTS FOR B.AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, THEY HAVE COME TOGETHER TO FORM A UNIQUE SOUND OF THEIR OWN.IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS....Hastings in the line up and over the next few years he recorded some big
band jazz with vocals by himself or the mediocre Jack Fine.Hot Pants are from Polydor, with Talkin'
Loud making it's first album appearance.Bootsy left (Bobby Byrd would also split shortly
thereafter but is heard briefly here).Buy this set and
figure out the other.In case you haven't heard, this is quite likely the finest
live record ever, now on CD.Bass in the bargain, eventually releasing the song just
to prove his contention that it was a piece of crap.Top 5 chart status, and launched the roller coaster career of one of pop
music's biggest stars.An essential purchase for anyone
with even a measurable amount of soul.Funny, originally put out by Nomar in
1961.Contains the tasty cover version of James Ray's If You
Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody.Two Wand LPs plus 8 bonus tracks.Wand including the fine Baby Cakes written and produced
by Otis Redding in 1967.Ruth's first two Atlantic albums from 1957 and 1959 on one
CD.Hank Crawford, Red Holloway et.Okay, maybe not, but it feels that way.Galison (hca), Akira Tana (drm.CD is right for going 'down in the alley'.Columbus, Ohio sax blower Rusty Bryant.He plays in a solid honkin' style
popularized in the mid 50s by the likes of Big Jay McNeely and Red Prysock.Kittyhawk, Part 2 and
others.Tonight's The Night, all here.When A Man Loves
A Woman , etc .Jasmine is known for reissuing vintage jazz and vocal LP's,
but this pair of CD's doesn't conform to the program.Kansas City with eerie Primaesque precision.Wynonie Harris direction, the obligatory
Italian dialect number, and a couple of lackluster instrumentals.Hearts Of Stone, even Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot
Bikini!
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