Curtis

CurtisMore Info Since the early '60s, Curtis Mayfield had been proving to the world what a great commercial writer he was. Not only churning out hits for his own band, The Impressions, he'd also scored serious chart action with acts like Major Lance, Jan Bradley and even Brian Hyland. But while his pop soul credentials were immaculate, he'd also been carving out a name as black music's premier exponent of songs that mirrored the civil rights movement in the

” No less than Dusty Springfield called Evie her favorite singer

Let's Swing / The Last Thing You Said / Don't Tie My Hands 5:06

15 Beltane (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix)

A6 Advertencia 2:59

Set in 1965

Reid was born in the South Bronx and grew up in Queens

Bedroom becomes an unexpected and unintentional concept album

2 Time For Heroes

20 Oui C'est Lui

Turn To Me (Arranged Band Version)

The group would later that year be dispatched to Los Angeles to re-record the bulk of these tunes

It’s wistful