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Carla Thomas, 21st December 1942, the Foote Homes Housing Project, Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A. The ... 'Love Means', Carla's output slowed considerably, although she recorded a couple of 45's for the label, including 'You've Got A Cushion To Fall On' in 1 ...
Carla, Ronald Marvell Thomas, known as Marvell who was a keyboardist, producer and arranger, and their sister Vaneese. Carla was influenced by Jackie Wilson and Brenda Lee, among others. Her final Stax recording was the1971 album, “Love Means...“, and then in 1972 she appeared in the film/documentary “Wattstax” which was released in ...
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Thomas’s honey-toned pipes and lilting turns of phrase proved ideally suited to the project, titled Memphis Queen, which yielded the Top Ten r&b hit "I Like What You’re Doing to Me." Marvell Thomas sat in the producer’s chair for most of the follow-up album, Love Means. . ., taking his sister even further down the pop path, but it was a Davis-produced track, the lovely "You’ve Got a ...
Carla Thomas naît le 21 décembre 1942 à Memphis, dans le Tennessee, États-Unis. Surnommée Queen of Memphis soul dans les années 1960, elle acquiert sa réputation avec ses albums « King & Queen » et « Gee whiz ». Fille du grand Rufus Thomas Carla Thomas est la fille du grand chanteur de funk, R'n'B et soul Rufus Thomas de Memphis. Ce ...
'Cause I Love You, was the second single released on what would be renamed the Stax Record Company in 1960. The father, daughter duo of Rufus Thomas and his ...
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