Watts Prophets

Discography

* 1969 - The Black Voices: On the Streets in Watts
* 1971 - Rappin' Black in a White World
* 1997 - When the 90's Came
* 2005 - Things Gonna Get Greater: The Watts Prophets 1969-1971 (compilation)

The Montclairs

The Bar Kays

Diskographie

* Soul Finger (1967)
* Gotta Groove (1969)
* Black Rock (1971)
* Do You See What I See (1972)
* Cold Blooded (1974)
* Too Hot To Stop (1976)
* Flying High On Your Love (1977)
* Light Of Live (1978)
* Money Talks (Archiv-Veröffentlichung) (1978)
* Injoy (1979)
* As One (1980)
* Night Cruisin´ (1981)
* Propositions (1982)
* Dangerous (1984)
* Bangin the Wall (1985)
* Contagious (1987)
* Animal (1989)
* The Best Of The Bar-Kays (1992) [Stax]
* The Best Of The Bar-Kays (1993) [Mercury]
* 48 Hours (1994)
* The Best Of Bar-Kays (1996) [Curb], anfangs "Boys In The Band" genannt.
* The Best Of The Bar-Kays Vol. 2 (1996) [Mercury]
* House Party (2007)

Baby Huey

Disk: 1
1. Listen to me
2. Mama get yourself
3. A change is going to come
4. Mighty mighty children (Part 1)
Disk: 2
1. Mighty mighty (Alias Mighty mighty children Part 2)
2. Hard times
3. California dreamin'
4. Runnin'
5. One dragon two dragon

A locally beloved figure on the Chicago soul scene, Baby Huey never
achieved quite the same renown outside of his hometown, despite an
exciting live act and a record on Curtis Mayfield's
Curtom label. Born James Ramey in Richmond, IN, in 1944, Baby Huey was
literally an enormous stage presence: a glandular problem kept his
weight around 350-400 pounds and beyond. He began performing in Chicago
clubs in 1963 with his backing band the Babysitters
and soon became a popular concert draw. As the '60s wore on, Baby
Huey's sound moved from energetic R&B into a more psychedelic brand
of soul, with a vocal style that drew comparisons to Otis Redding. He signed with Curtom and recorded a debut album, ... Read More...

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