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Fantasic. The lady was the true Queen of Soul (sorry Aretha). Do you know when this was recorded?

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Don't think this is Lady Bo. Given this is '65 it will be The Duchess, Norma-Jean Wofford. Though he stated that she was his sister, in fact they were not related.

This man was a genius. But he had the great misfortune to be born a black man in America. So when his genius was discovered the white man came along and stole it. Popular music, from Elvis, through white boy blues to modern RnB owe so much to men like this but who has ever heard of Arthur Crudup...

nachman613 - Yes, Presley 'respected' Crudup so much that he made sure the man recieved all the recognition his talent deserved - NOT! Crudup died in penuary after years of fighting for royalties that were rightly his. Whereas Presley... well you know the story.

I'm came to this song first via Chuck Jackson and then the Wm Bell original but Jackie Shanes' version blows them both away. But this live version is just something else!! I don't know whether to laugh, cry or just scream!!

Doesn't this just tear you apart?

Great song from one of the most under-rated artists ever.

Thanks for the post.

Without a doubt the best reggae song ever made. Perfect!

currypot1965 You were at the wrong club my son.

The singer is DORRIS Henderson who made some great stuff with John Renbourn in the '60s (you should be able to find tracks from 'Watch the Stars' elsewhere on YouTube). Dorris was born in LA and came to the UK via the NYC folk scene. She lived for many years with he husband Mac McGann in Twicke...