Johnny Adams - Release Me: The Sss And Pacemakersides 1966-1973 vinyl record cover

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Release Me

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Reconsider Me

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I Can't Be All Bad

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A Place Called Home

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When I'll Stop Loving You

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Let Them Talk

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Sometimes A Man Will Shed A Few Tears

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If I Could See You One More Time

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Lonely Man

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A Losing Battle (SSS LP Version)

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Spunky Onions

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Operator

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You Made A New Man Out Of Me

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In A Moment Of Weakness

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I've Got Too Much To Lose

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Living On Your Love

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Georgia Morning Dew

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Proud Woman

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Real Life Livin' Hurtin' Man

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I Won't Cry (1970 Version)

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Too Much Pride

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I Want To Walk Through This Life With You

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South Side Of Soul Street

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I Don't Worry Myself

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Something Worth Leaving For

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Kiss The Hurt Away


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Johnny Adams

Release Me: The Sss And Pacemakersides 1966-1973

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As New Orleans music historian Jeff Hannusch notes in his inside essay, Rhythm & Blues Man Johnny Adams was one of the greatest vocalists to ever come out of New Orleans. Expressive, life-worn and occasionally pierced by his otherworldly falsetto, Johnny recorded some of his greatest performances during his years with Shelby Singleton's SSS International records. Collected here is every original recording issued on the SSS and Pacemaker labels from 1966-1973, including the unforgettable hit singles "Reconsider Me" and "Release Me", plus several titles new to CD.

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