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Personnel include: Ira Suter (rap vocals); Debbie Harper (guitar); Jay Collins (flute, saxophone); James Smith (trumpet); Jim Abbott (keyboards); Peter Bennett (bass instrument).
Recording information: Hip Bone, Brooklyn, NY.
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Recorded between 1954 & 1962. Includes liner notes by Colin Escott.
Nappy Brown, who emerged onto the R&B scene in the 1950s, was the missing link between blues shouters like Wynonie Harris and Big Joe Turner, and the classic soul singers of the '60s, like Ray Charles and Jackie Wilson. Brown had both the rough, rowdy juke-joint shout and the more polished, suave and mannered (he sometimes rolled his consonants) styles down, and he was one of the architects of what became known as soul. This two-CD set collects Brown's output for the Savoy label, from the '50s through the early '60s.
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