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TUCKA James
of
Loreauville, LA., is the self-proclaimed
"King of Swing." Starting his career singing
lead with Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco
Band, he later moved into a solo career in
2008 and has since released six albums,
which all follow a similar theme of romance,
which is customary in many soul musicians'
toolkits.
Boasting over a million listens on Spotify
for his most popular track, "Work it Out,"
James is considered a fan favorite in the
Southern Soul, Blues & R&B scene.
Visit the web
site at www.tuckajames.com |
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Shirika
""ReRe" Flowers
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Sir Charles
Jones was born in Akron, Ohio. When he was
young, his family moved to Birmingham,
Alabama, where he was raised. It was in
Birmingham where his singing career
started.[2] Jones taught himself how to
write his own music, as well as arranging
and producing it. In his early career, he
worked under the guidance and tutelage of
Marvin Sease.[3] His style ranges from jazz
to fusion, and from gospel to blues. He also
sang Just Can't Let Go which was one of his
top songs in the Blues/R&B area.
His first album, Sir Charles Jones,
was released in 2000. A review in
Living Blues praised Jones' vocals
and stated, "for a
largely-programmed effort, this disk
percolates with sensuality and
emotional heat."[4] Jones' next
album, Love Machine, spent 57 weeks
on the U.S. Billboard Top
R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, where it
peaked at number 28 in June 2002.[5]
Living Blues credited the ballad "Is
There Anybody Lonely?" for
increasing the attention on Jones by
soul and blues radio. The magazine
added, "his success bodes well for
the future of soul/blues as a viable
contemporary music."
A motorcycle accident in 2003 left Jones in
a coma for several days. After a long and
full recovery, he released Thank You for
Holding On in 2006.[3] Two years later, he
released a compilation album, My Story, and
a music DVD, Sir Charles Jones: His Life &
Times - Undisputed King of Southern Soul. |
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TK Soul
The Bad
Boy of Southern Soul |
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J-Wonn
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P2k DA Diddy |
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TRE Williams |
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Nathaniel Kimble
was born in Benoit, Mississippi. He began
singing in church choirs as a young man and
became an avid blues collector as he
matured. He began writing his own R&B
compositions and self-produced his debut CD,
Can You Bagg It Up, in 2001. |
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Mr. Sipp |
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Isaac Lindsey
is a gifted singer and musician who's been
performing since he was about four
years old. Isaac grew up singing in church
and with his high school stage band and
community
choir. After high school, he was awarded a
choir scholarship and he sang and toured
with the
prestigious Tougaloo College Concert Choir.
For over thirty years he's been blessed to
share the gift of music as a singer,
musician,
composer, arranger, recording artist and
producer with the Windy City SpiritualaireS,
the Golden Bells, the True Believers, and he
began his recording career with the late
Walter Bruce & the Mighty Soul Travelers.
The pinnacle of his music career was serving
as the last Manager for the three-time
Grammy Award winning - Joe Ligon & the
Mighty Clouds of Joy.
Currently, Isaac has begun a new chapter in
his musical journey by releasing a new Soul,
Blues, and R& B music project entitled "The
Soul Music Experience". While still serving
as a Preacher; he joins the ranks of other
Soul Artists like Bishop Al Green, Bishop
Joe Simon, the late Rev. Johnnie Taylor, and
the late Bishop Solomon Burke to have great
success in the
Secular World.
This project - Isaac Lindsey - The Soul
Music Experience is a tribute to his late
Grandfather
Fred J. Lindsey and to many of the legendary
Artists who have passed on such as B. B.
King,
Bobby Blue Bland, Tyrone Davis, Johnnie
Taylor, Little Milton Campbell, Otis Clay, &
Ronnie
Lovejoy.
Isaac has breathed new life and added a new
millennial twist into many of the songs that
were
classic hits by some of the World's top
performing Artists.
Isaac is currently touring as a Solo Artist
and with his Band - The Soul Music
Experience. |
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Narvell Echols
Narvell Echols was born and raised
in the Mississippi Delta, literally
on the banks of the Tallahatchie
River in Phillip, Mississippi. In
the mid-2000s. Narvell released his
first Blues/Southern Soul EP
entitled "Youngest In Da Game," with
songs like "Find Me A Woman,"
"Party" and the chitlin-circuit hit
"Going Solo." He later released a
few singles, including his
best-known work at the time,
"Mississippi Twerk."
The new album is what Narvell has
deemed the New School Blues, a
combination of Blues, Soul, and
Southern Soul but an emphasis on
keeping some Delta Blues sounds
alive. The first single “Ripping &
Running”, guaranteed to get the
people talking. |
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Lady Trucker |
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Emmons Entertainment Band
The Emmons Entertainment Band is a
complete all around entertainment
band. We cover all genres of music.
Book the Emmons Entertainment Band
for your next event.
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