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Arthur Alexander - Greatest (CD) (UK Import)
Arthur Alexander - Greatest (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Arthur Alexander
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| Artist | Arthur Alexander |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Genre | R & B and Soul |
| Released | 31 December 1993 |
| Barcode | 0029667192224 |
- Anna
- You're the Reason
- Soldier of Love
- I Hang My Head and Cry
- You Don't Care
- Dream Girl
- Call Me Lonesome
- After You
- Where Have You Been?
- A Shot of Rhythm and Blues
- Don't You Know It
- You Better Move On
- All I Need Is You
- Detroit City
- Keep Her Guessing
- Go Home Girl
- In the Middle of It All
- Whole Lot Of Trouble
- Without a Song
- I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
- Black Night
About the artist
About the artist
Born: May 10, 1940, Florence, Alabama
Died: June 9, 1993, Nashville, Tennessee
Arthur Alexander was a southern soul/ country soul singer who was one of the first to record at a prototype Muscle Shoals Studio. In fact, the money from the hit "You'd Better Move On" enabled Rick Hall to properly develop these studios.
Alexander never really made a splash as a singer: especially, after suffering health problems that forced him to retire from the music business in 1975. A 1993 comeback album was well received by audiences and critics alike, but a comeback tour was cut short by his premature death from heart failure in its early stages.
Despite having a few minor hits, Alexander is better known for other people's versions of his songs. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones owe a debt to this singer from Alabama, USA. His tragic, harmony-laden 'Anna' was covered on , and 'You Better Move On' appears on EP. Other artists who've sung Alexander-penned songs include . Also, 'If It's Really Got to Be This Way' appears on and 'Every Day I Have to Cry Some' on . Alexander sings in a soft, low crooning style somewhat akin to Sam Cooke.
Died: June 9, 1993, Nashville, Tennessee
Arthur Alexander was a southern soul/ country soul singer who was one of the first to record at a prototype Muscle Shoals Studio. In fact, the money from the hit "You'd Better Move On" enabled Rick Hall to properly develop these studios.
Alexander never really made a splash as a singer: especially, after suffering health problems that forced him to retire from the music business in 1975. A 1993 comeback album was well received by audiences and critics alike, but a comeback tour was cut short by his premature death from heart failure in its early stages.
Despite having a few minor hits, Alexander is better known for other people's versions of his songs. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones owe a debt to this singer from Alabama, USA. His tragic, harmony-laden 'Anna' was covered on , and 'You Better Move On' appears on EP. Other artists who've sung Alexander-penned songs include . Also, 'If It's Really Got to Be This Way' appears on and 'Every Day I Have to Cry Some' on . Alexander sings in a soft, low crooning style somewhat akin to Sam Cooke.
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