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Ruth Brown (* 30. Januar 1928 in Portsmouth, Virginia, als Ruth Weston; † 17. November 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada) war eine der populärsten US-amerikanischen Rhythm-’n’-Blues - Sängerinnen der 1950er Jahre.
Brown recorded and sang with the rhythm-and-blues singer Charles Brown. She also toured with Bonnie Raitt in the late 1990s. Her 1995 autobiography, Miss Rhythm , [32] won the Gleason Award for music journalism. [28]
YearTitles (a-side, B-side)both Sides From ...Peak Chart Positions(us R&b)Peak Chart Positions(us Pop)1949"So Long"b/w "It's Raining" (non-album ...4—1949"I'll Get Along Somehow" (Part 1)b/w Part ...——1950"Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe"b/w ...——1950"Why"b/w "(I'll Come Back) Someday"——Ruth Brown was an American singer and actress, who earned the sobriquet “Miss Rhythm” while dominating the rhythm-and-blues charts throughout the 1950s. Her success helped establish Atlantic Records (“The House That Ruth Built”) as the era’s premier rhythm-and-blues label. The oldest of seven.
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23. Okt. 2017 · Ruth Brown, The Fabulous Miss Rhythm While many fans know Brown for her later career — focused on blues, jazz and show tunes — her early chart-topping contributions to the canon of American ...
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- Lori Selke
The nicknames of the hit maker, Miss Rhythm, and her label, the House That Ruth Built, say it all. In 1957, Brown crossed over to the pop charts with Leiber and Stoller's "Lucky Lips"; the next year she hit again with "This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'," written by Bobby Darin.
18. Nov. 2006 · Ruth Brown, the gutsy rhythm and blues singer whose career extended to acting and crusading for musicians’ rights, died on Friday in Las Vegas. She was 78 and lived in Las Vegas.
Rockin' In Rhythm - The Best Of Ruth Brown. Ruth Brown • Album. Play all.
