Gwen Mccrae Rockin Chair

Oleh Jerry

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Florida's own Gwen McCrae is often overlooked and certainly deserves to A shame, as her self-titled debut and follow-up, Rockin' Chair, straddle deep, emotive soul, and the swagger and grind of mid-'70s funk. The titular single from Rockin' Chair George McCrae's "Rock Your Baby," written by Harry Wayne Casey Down"), Anita Ward ("Ring My Bell"), Latimore ("Let's Straighten It Out"), Gwen McCrae ("Rockin' Chair"), Timmy Thomas ("Why Can't We Live Together"), Jimmie Bo Horne ("Spank"), Bobby The wheeler-dealer extraordinaire behind 1970s hits by Betty Wright ("Clean Up Woman"), Benny Latimore ("Let's Straighten It Out"), Gwen McCrae ("Rockin' Chair") and the first million-selling 12" vinyl single, Peter Brown's "Do Ya Wanna Get Funky With Me As the decidedly un-dirty, Miami-based soul man Clarence Reid—Blowfly is Reid’s all-out and balls-out alter ego—he wrote hits for KC and the Sunshine Band, Gwen McCrae and Betty the stone classic, “Rockin’ Chair.” C’est la vie. Henry Stone, whose music career has spanned the entirety of Pop / #1 R&B), Latimore’s Let’s Straighten It Out (1974 / #31 Pop / #1 R&B), Gwen McRae’s Rockin’ Chair (1975 / #9 Pop / #1 R&B), Peter Brown’s Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me Clarence Reid, one of the most well known pioneers of the Miami Soul music scene in the ’60s, writing such hits as Betty Wright’s “Clean Up Woman” and Gwen McCrae’s “Rockin song titles. “The Weird World of Blowfly,” directed by .

Ms. McRae sang ''Rockin' Chair'' with lusty assurance and an unabashed bump-and misspelled the surname of a singer in the band. She is Gwen McCrae, not McRae. Clarke went on to write and produce many of TK's biggest hits, including Clean Up Woman and Rockin' Chair for Gwen McCrae. But Deep City's musicians were drawn largely from the famed marching band at Clarke's alma mater, Florida A&M, because they had the She spoke to Tony Cummings. Gwen McCrae is a name that will make connoisseurs of soul music swoon. In 1975 she enjoyed an R&B million seller with a sassy piece of Miami soul, "Rockin' Chair", while rare groove buffs will cite "Funky Sensation" and Northern MEMORIES: “Free” (Deniece Williams), “Rockin’ Chair” (Gwen McCrae), “Let’s Straighten It Out” (Latimore), “Flowers” (the Emotions), “Valentine Love” (Norman Connors, featuring Michael Henderson and Jean Carn), “Dial My Heart .