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1. www.soultrainonline.de › maxine-brown-a-funny-kind-of-feelingMaxine Brown – A Funny Kind Of Feeling – soultrainonline.de

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   30. Juli 2016 · Maxine Brown – A Funny Kind Of Feeling – The Fabulous Sound Of Maxine Brown – Complete 1960-1962 Recordings – The Remastered Edition (Soul Jam Records/In-Akustik) Maxine Ella Brown war eine der scheinbar unzähligen US-Amerikanischen Soulsängerinnen der Sechziger Jahre. Bereits als Teenager sang Brown in Formationen wie The Angelairs oder...

2. music.apple.com › jm › albumThe Very Best of Maxine Brown by Maxine Brown on Apple Music

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   4. Jan. 2011 · Listen to The Very Best of Maxine Brown by Maxine Brown on Apple Music. 2011. 25 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 4 minutes.

3. www.shazam.com › artist › maxine-brownMAXINE BROWN - Lyrics, Playlists & Videos | Shazam

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   Part of the reason Brown didn't receive much exposure is that the label focused much of their attention on Dionne Warwick, leaving Maxine Brown to toil in semi-obscurity. In 1969, she left Wand and signed with Commonwealth United, where she had the minor hits "We'll Cry Together" and "I Can't Get Along Without You." In 1971, she moved to Avco ...

4. wbssmedia.com › artists › detailWBSS Media-Maxine Brown

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   Maxine Brown began singing as a child, performing with two New York based gospel groups called the Angelairs and the Royaltones when she was a teenager. In 1960, she signed with the small Nomar record label, who released the deep soul ballad "All in My Mind" (which was written by Maxine) late in the year. The single became a hit, climbing to number two on the US R&B charts (number 19 pop), and ...

5. maxinebrown.bandcamp.comSugar Cane County | Maxine Brown

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   Sugar Cane County by Maxine Brown, released 06 May 1969 1. Sugar Cane County 2. I Wanna Thank You 3. You'll Come a Running 4. Never Love Again 5. Take it Out in Trade 6.

6. www.soul-source.co.uk › articles › northern-soul-hall-of-fameHOF: Maxine Brown - Female Vocalist Inductee - Soul Source

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   2. Feb. 2015 · HOF: Maxine Brown - Female Vocalist Inductee. Date Of Induction : 01 November 2014 Category : Female Vocalist. Maxine Brown was born in Kingstree South Carolina on 18 August 1939 and first started singing during the long, balmy summer days alongside her sister and an upstairs neighbour. The product of a turbulent marriage The girls became quite ...

7. music.apple.com › ca › artist‎Maxine Brown - Apple Music

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   Part of the reason Brown didn't receive much exposure is that the label focused much of their attention on Dionne Warwick, leaving Maxine Brown to toil in semi-obscurity. In 1969, she left Wand and signed with Commonwealth United, where she had the minor hits "We'll Cry Together" and "I Can't Get Along Without You." In 1971, she moved to Avco ...