Charlie Whitehead - Raw Spitt MP3 Full Album

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Credits

• Bass – Robert Popwell
• Drums – Johnny Sandlin
• Engineer – Jim Hawkins
• Flute, Other [Tenor] – Oscar Jackson
• Guitar – Jesse Cerr
• Organ, Jew's Harp [Jews Harp] – Paul Hornsby
• Other [Baritone] – Samuel Stokes
• Piano, Producer – Swamp Dogg
• Trumpet – Thomas Goodwin

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#5 in the Bomp/Alive Swamp Dogg Archives series

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• Barcode: 0 95081 01461 9

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• Licensed From – S.D.E.G. Records

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Raw Spitt - Charlie Whitehead. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. A CD compiling Raw Spitt, Charlie Whitehead and the Swamp Dogg Band, and various non-album tracks-called Songs to Sing: The Charlie Whitehead Anthology-was released by Ace Records in 2006. On June 26, 2015, Charlie Whitehead died. She Didn't Know She Kept on Talking Hot 100 chart, Billboard, June 27, 1970. Authority control. WhiteheadRaw Spitt's vocal style is more genial and less penetrating than Swamp Dogg's, however, leaving one to wonder whether this might have been a better record had Swamp Dogg himself done the singing. As it is, it's a little like listening to a Swamp Dogg record that's less penetrating and idiosyncratic than his more hard-hitting stuff of the era. Raw Spitt. Charlie Whitehead. Songs To Sing - The Charlie Whitehead Anthology. The Orchard Music от лица компании . Records EMI Music Publishing. Raw Spitt Remastered, 2013. Put a Little Love In Your Heart, 02:55. Raw Spitt, 02:38. I Dig Black Girls, 02:06. Sweet Bird of Success, 02:27. Charlie Whitehead, aka Raw Spitt, gave us some incredible soul music during his short recording career. In the excellent liner notes to this compilation, Tony Rounce wrote: Whitehead is a classic attendee of soul's 'Coulda-Been-a-Contenda' academy. The first 11 tracks are from 1970's Raw Spitt album. with the other material from sessions recorded from 1971-73. There are some many great songs, my favorites being Raw Spitt yes, in addition to being the name of the artist and the album, it was also the name of one of the songs, Midnight Rider, Who Do They Think They Are -- all from the Raw Spitt album -- and a smokin' jam called Let's. Listen to Raw Spitt from Charlie Whitehead's Songs To Sing - The Charlie Whitehead Anthology for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Charlie Whitehead was an American soul singer in the late 1960s and the 1970s. He started his career in Norfolk, VA, later moving to New York City. During his brief recording career Whitehead remained in relative obscurity, never really breaking into the pop R&B scene, despite strong musicianship, solid vocals, and poignant lyrics. Released: Mar Spitt Was The Pseudonym Used By Singer Charlie Whitehead On The Swamp Dogg-Produced 1970 Album Raw Spitt. As Swamp Dogg Also Co-Wrote Or Wholly Wrote Most Of The Songs Released Under The Raw Spitt Name, While Whitehead Only Contributed To The Composition Of One Of Those Songs, Raw Spitt Sometimes Seemed At Least As Much Of A Swamp Dogg Project As A Whitehead One. The Raw Spitt LP, Like Much Of Swamp Dogg's Material From The Period, Is Likeable Gritty Early-'70s Soul With Dashes Of Funk And Rock, As Well As Some Reflective And Humorous Lyrics About African-American Identity, Racia. From the album Raw Spitt aka Charlie Whitehead, originally released in 1970, and produced by Swamp Dogg. Out Alive Naturalsound : . Charlie Whitehead Raw Spitt Swamp Dogg Southern Soul Alive Naturalsound

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