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Sugar Pie Desanto - Go Go Power 1961-1966 (CD) (UK Import)

Sugar Pie Desanto - Go Go Power 1961-1966 (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Sugar Pie Desanto

Music Genre: R & B, Soul, Funk

Label
Kent Soul
Cat No
CDKEND 317
Released
2009
Pressing
UK
Styles
Rhythm & Blues, Soul

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ArtistSugar Pie Desanto
FormatCD
LabelKent Soul
Catalogue no.CDKEND 317
GenreR & B, Soul, and Funk
Released27 April 2009
Barcode0029667231725

Sugar Pie DeSanto — Go Go Power (The Complete Chess Singles 1961-1966)
Format: CD • Label: Kent Soul (CDKEND 317) • Released: 2009 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul

Tracklist:
1. Soulful Dress
2. I Don't Wanna Fuss
3. In The Basement Part 1
4. Witch For A Night
5. Slip-In Mules (No High Heel Sneakers)
6. Mama Didn't Raise No Fools
7. Go Go Power
8. Do I Make Myself Clear
9. Mr & Mrs
10. Good Timin'
11. Here You Come Running
12. Ask Me
13. Can't Let You Go
14. Crazy Lovin'
15. I Love You So Much
16. It Won't Be Long
17. Jump In My Chest
18. Love Me Tonight
19. There's Gonna Be Trouble
20. Use What You Got
21. Never Love A Stranger
22. Open Your Heart
23. Somewhere Down The Line
24. In The Basement Part 2

Imported from the UK.

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  • There's Gonna Be Trouble

  • Witch For A Night

  • Crazy Lovin'

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About the artist

American R&B singer, songwriter, and dancer, born October 16, 1935 in Brooklyn, New York - died December 20, 2024. Sister of Domingo Balinton.

Born to an African-American mother and a Filipino father, Sugar Pie grew up in San Francisco, California. Among her childhood friends was a girl named Jamesetta Hawkins, who would later become famous as Etta James.

In the 1950s and 1960s, she toured with both Johnny Otis and James Brown, collaborated with Etta James, married Alvin Parham, (a.k.a. Pee Wee Kingsley), and changed her name to Peylia Parham. After their divorce from Parham, she moved to Chicago, where she kept on recording successfully and writing songs for other artists, often along with Shena DeMell.

She was given a Bay Area Music Award in 1999 for Best Female Blues Singer. In September 2008, she was given a Pioneer Award by the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. She received a lifetime achievement award from the Goldie Awards in November 2009.

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