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Otis Leavill Cobb was born in Dewey Rose, Elbert County, Georgia, and moved with his family to the West Side of Chicago at the age of two. His father was pastor of the First Church of Deliverance on South Wabash Avenue, and he started singing in the family's gospel group, the Cobb Quartet. [4] In his teens, he took part in amateur boxing with ...
18. Jan. 2012 · Fabulous tune drenched in Chicago class from 1970. The late, great, Otis Leavill with his biggest chart hit and a full on lesson in quality soul. (Fantasic f...
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Otis Leavill Cobb. Profile: Born: February 8, 1937, Dewey Rose, Georgia. Died: July 17, 2002, Chicago. His first record "Ride Sally Ride," was released on Mercury's Limelight subsidiary, though Otis says he recorded it for St. Lawrence Records who evidently leased the master. His next release, "Gotta Right to Cry," a Mayfield song, came out on ...
24. Juni 2010 · Enjoy the smooth and soulful voice of Otis Leavill, one of the Chicago legends of Northern Soul, as he performs his monster classic "Nobody But You" in this rare video clip. This song will make ...
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12. Dez. 2008 · Modern Soul classic from one of the Best!!!
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B. Otis Leavill Cobb, 8 February 1937, Dewey Rose, Georgia, USA, d. 17 July 2002, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Brought up on Chicago’s west side, Leavill came to music through his ...
About Otis Leavill. Friendly, talented Otis Leavill Cobb was born February 8, 1937, in Dewey Rose, GA. The Cobb family moved to Chicago two years later and settled in the Londale area on the Westside. Leavill had four brothers and two sisters. His father pastored the First Church of Deliverance on South Wabash, one of the first to broadcast on ...
