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James Carr - A Man Needs A Woman (CD) (UK Import)
James Carr - A Man Needs A Woman (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: James Carr
Music Genre: R & B, Soul, Funk
- Label
- Kent Soul
- Cat No
- CDKEND 215
- Released
- 2003
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Rhythm & Blues, Soul
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| Artist | James Carr |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Kent Soul |
| Catalogue no. | CDKEND 215 |
| Genre | R & B, Soul, and Funk |
| Released | 31 March 2003 |
| Barcode | 0029667221528 |
James Carr — A Man Needs A Woman
Format: CD • Label: Kent Soul (CDKEND 215) • Released: 2003 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul
Tracklist:
1. A Man Needs A Woman
2. Stronger Than Love
3. More Love
4. You Didn't Know It But You Had Me
5. A Woman Is A Man's Best Friend
6. I'm A Fool For You
7. Life Turned Her That Way
8. Gonna Send You Back To Georgia
9. The Dark End Of The Street
10. I Sowed Love And Reaped A Heartache
11. You've Got My Mind Messed Up
12. A Losing Game
13. A Message To Young Lovers
14. Let It Happen
15. You Gotta Have Soul
16. You Hurt So Good
17. I Can't Turn You Loose
18. Let's Face Facts
19. Who's Been Warming My Oven
20. Please Your Woman
21. Your Love Made A U-Turn
22. The Lifetime Of A Man
23. Tell Me My Lying Eyes Are Wrong
24. Ring Of Fire
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Born on 13.06.1942 in Coahoma, Mississippi.
Died on 07.01.2001 in a nursing home in Memphis, Tennessee, of lung cancer.
Born to a Baptist preacher's family, he began singing in church, performing in gospel groups and making tables on an assembly line in Memphis, Tennessee, when he began recording in the mid-'60s for Goldwax Records, a small Memphis based label.
First made the R&B charts in 1966 with "You've Got My Mind Messed Up", followed by his most famous song "The Dark End of the Street", written by Dan Penn and Chips Moman.
Carr continued to record for Goldwax Records until the label closed in 1969 but failed to reach the same heights with his subsequent releases.
Carr suffered from bipolar disorder for most of his life which affected his career.
Source: Discogs
