Lou Rawls - Brotherman! (Lou Rawls Sings The Hits)@320

From gospel and early R&B to soul and jazz to blues and straight-up pop, Lou Rawls was a consummate master of African-American vocal music whose versatility helped him adapt to the changing musical times over and over again while always remaining unmistakably himself. Blessed with a four-octave vocal range, Rawls' smooth, classy elegance -- sort of a cross between Sam Cooke and Nat King Cole -- permeated nearly everything he sang, yet the fire of his early gospel days was never too far from the surface. He made his name as a crooner, first by singing jazz standards, then moving on to soul in the mid-'60s, and capped the most commercial phase of his career with a productive stint at Philadelphia International during the latter half of the '70s. Even after his days as a chart presence were over, Rawls remained a highly visible figure on the American cultural landscape, pursuing an acting and voice-over career in addition to his continued concert appearances, and doing extensive charity work on behalf of the United Negro College Fund.







01. For Wat It's Worth

02. Feeling Alright

03. Mama Told Me Not To Come

04. Give Me Your Love

05. On Broadway

06. Girl From Ipanema

07. Down Here On The Ground

08. You Made Me So Very Happy

09. Season Of The Witch

10. Dead End Street

11. When Love Goes Wrong

12. I Can't Make It Alone

13. The Letter

14. Love Is A Hurting Thing

15. Your Good Thing (Is About To End)

16. You're Good For Me

17. One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)

18. Soul Serenade

19. (How Do I Say) I Don't Love You Anymore





Label: Blue Note

Date: 1998



BITRATE: 320



My cd-rip (EAC and Lame)

Covers Included





Enjoy,Seed and Share