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1. Top R&B Hits of - From wsuonline (based on Year End R&B Chart summaries - probably The Billboard year-end issues). Note: By the looks on some of the charts only one specific year of popularity (year-end charts) is counted - since singles who charted over a year-shift are underrated and sometimes even appear twice.

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3. This two-fer reissues a pair of uptown soul great Chuck Jackson's mid-'60s efforts for Wand. Recorded at Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater in , Chuck Jackson on Tour captures the singer in support of his then-current single "Beg Me." Backed by Bobby Scott and his band, Jackson delivers dynamic, rousing versions of past hits like "Any Day Now," "I Wake Up Crying" and "I Will Never Turn My Price: $

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4. Aug 03,  · FREDDIE SCOTT - HEY GIRL YEAR ARR: GARY SHERMAN, PROD. GERRY GOFFIN (COLPIX ) # 10 R&B # 10 POP.

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6. Jackson, Chuck - Best of Chuck Jackson: The Great Recordings - terckoveaworkbuslapekamarimtamat.xyzinfo Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Chuck Jackson Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 1 rating. Stand by Me [Live] Disc: 2 1. Since I Don't Have You 2. I Need You 3. Soul Brother Twist [Live]3/5(1).

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7. collection. Male soul balladeers from the '60s are particularly admired and we have many A-listers here: Roy Hamilton, Walter Jackson, Lou Johnson, Kenny Carter and Jimmy Radcliffe to name a few. The majestic sound grew out of the first soul records which were made in New York in the 60s - three quarters of the featured tracks were recorded there - and have a timeless quality, but one.

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8. Words by Howard Dietz, music by Arthur Schwartz / arr. Greg Gilpin. Choral Octavo SoundTrax CD. It's the quintessential "show business" song, a real showstopper so spectacular that it was used as the theme of MGM Studios' motion picture tribute to the great American Hollywood musicals. And the lyrics! Can they get any better than this? This.

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