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From Esthers 1976 album "Capricon Princess". Soul and blues singer, an influence on many other artists including Aretha Franklin. Born Dec 23, 1935, died Aug 7, 1984. During the 1970s she made a temporary move into disco material and scored an international hit with "What A Difference A Day Made", an updating of the 1930s jazz standard.. + Informações

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Extrait de l'album "Set Me Free" paru en 1970. + Informações

What a beautiful version of this Gil Scot-Heron track. Enjoy.... + Informações

Esther singing Gill Scott-Heron's "Home Is Where the Hatred Is" a haunting account of drug use, she like Gill struggled with heroin addiction. "From a Whisper to a Scream" garnered a Grammy nomination in 1972. When Phillips lost to the "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin, the soul diva presented the trophy to Phillips, saying she should have won it instead. Ill health sadly undermined this artist's undoubted potential. Phillips' long-term heroin dependency, combined with heavy drinking, led to her death from liver and kidney failure in Carson, California in 1984, at the age of 48.. + Informações

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LP "Burnin'" (1970) Faixa: Please send me someone to love (Percy Mayfield). + Informações

A 70's classic from Esther Phillips.. + Informações

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From her 1976 album "Capricorn Princess" Esther Phillips - Born Esther Mae Jones in Galveston, Texas (December 23, 1935 August 7, 1984) was an American singer. Phillips was known for her R&B vocals, but she was a versatile singer, also performing pop, country, jazz, blues and soul music. Her first hit record under the billing of Little Esther, was "Double Crossing Blues", recorded in 1950 for Savoy Records. One of her biggest post-1950s triumphs was in 1972 with her first album for Kudu Records. The song penned by Gil Scott-Heron, "Home Is Where the Hatred Is," (an account of drug use), was lead track on From a Whisper to a Scream which went on to be nominated for a Grammy Award. When Phillips lost to Aretha Franklin, Aretha presented the trophy to Phillips, saying she should have won it instead. Ill health sadly undermined this artist's undoubted potential. Phillips' long-term heroin dependency, combined with heavy drinking, led to her death from liver and kidney failure in Carson, California in 1984, at the age of 48.. + Informações

esther phillips, And I Love Him, The Beatles. + Informações

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"From a Whisper to a Scream" garnered a Grammy nomination in 1972. When Phillips lost to the "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin, the soul diva presented the trophy to Phillips, saying she should have won it instead. Ill health sadly undermined this artist's undoubted potential. Phillips' long-term heroin dependency, combined with heavy drinking, led to her death from liver and kidney failure in Carson, California in 1984, at the age of 48.. + Informações

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Neste Vídeo Capa vou Mostrar a Música 'Use Me" do Álbum Esther Phillips - Alone Again Naturally - 1972. + Informações

From her 1976 album "Capricorn Princess" Esther Phillips - Born Esther Mae Jones in Galveston, Texas (December 23, 1935 August 7, 1984) was an American singer. Phillips was known for her R&B vocals, but she was a versatile singer, also performing pop, country, jazz, blues and soul music. Her first hit record under the billing of Little Esther, was "Double Crossing Blues", recorded in 1950 for Savoy Records. One of her biggest post-1950s triumphs was in 1972 with her first album for Kudu Records. The song penned by Gil Scott-Heron, "Home Is Where the Hatred Is," (an account of drug use), was lead track on From a Whisper to a Scream which went on to be nominated for a Grammy Award. When Phillips lost to Aretha Franklin, Aretha presented the trophy to Phillips, saying she should have won it instead. Ill health sadly undermined this artist's undoubted potential. Phillips' long-term heroin dependency, combined with heavy drinking, led to her death from liver and kidney failure in Carson, California in 1984, at the age of 48.. + Informações

Etta James, Lattimore Brown, Esther Phillips, Roscoe Shelton & Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - What'd I Say. TV show "THE! BEAT!" ( Feb 01, 1966). + Informações

Esther's 1966 recording Of The Buddy Scott & Jimmy Radcliffe Song Later Covered By Ruby Winters And Gina Sicilia. A Classic Soul-Blues Number Featuring The Horn Of King Curtis. Available On These Releases: "Esther Phillips - The Best Of 1962-1970" www.amazon.com "The Country Side Of Esther - Set Me Free" www.amazon.com. + Informações

Esther Phillips -- Changin' from the Album: Good Black Is Hard To Crack Label:Mercury Format:Vinyl, LP, Album Released:1981 Genre:Funk Soul Jazz. + Informações

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From the Kent album Yet Mo' Mod Jazz. + Informações