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Jimmy Hughes - Steal Away - The Early Fame (CD) (UK Import)

Jimmy Hughes - Steal Away - The Early Fame (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Jimmy Hughes

Music Genre: R & B, Soul

Label
Kent Soul
Cat No
CDKEND 324
Released
2009
Pressing
UK
Styles
Soul

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ArtistJimmy Hughes
FormatCD
LabelKent Soul
Catalogue no.CDKEND 324
GenreR & B and Soul
Released28 September 2009
Barcode0029667232425

Jimmy Hughes — Steal Away (The Early Fame Recordings)
Format: CD • Label: Kent Soul (CDKEND 324) • Released: 2009 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Soul

Tracklist:
1. Lovely Ladies
2. There Is Something On Your Mind
3. A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues
4. Neighbour, Neighbour
5. Everybody Let's Dance
6. Steal Away
7. Try Me
8. I'm Gonna Rise Again
9. I Tried To Tell You
10. I'm Getting Better
11. Stormy Monday Blues
12. I Want Justice
13. I'm Qualified
14. My Loving Time
15. Lollypops, Lace And Lipstick
16. You Might As Well Forget Him
17. Goodbye My Lover Goodbye
18. You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy
19. Have You Done Got Over Me ?
20. Girl You Belong Here With Me
21. My Adorable One
22. Steal Away Pt 2

Imported from the UK.

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  • Lovely Ladies

  • There Is Something On Your Mind

  • Steal Away

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About the artist

US soul/rhythm & blues singer from Alabama, born April 25, 1935 or 38 (?) or February 3, 1938, in Leighton, AL. Died May 20, 2026.
He first sang gospel as a member of The Singing Clouds in 1956, and sometimes with his cousin Percy Sledge.
In 1962, his friend Bob Carl Bailey (ex-Singing Clouds) introduced himor to Rick Hall. Hughes' 1964 single (#17 Billboard Hot 100) helped established as an R&B mecca. He also recorded the singles (1966), (1964) and (1967) at FAME.
Signing with in 1968, he recording 5 singles for the label, including a cover version of a 1966 Four Tops recording "I Like Everything About You" (1968), the Al Jackson Jr. produced "Let 'Em Down Baby" (1969) and (1971) with the Hi Rhythm section.

He gave up performing and recording altogether in 1971 securing a government job, and later retiring in Leighton, AL.

Source: Discogs

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