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You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
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Yesterday (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, March 12, 1967)
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In The Evening (When The Sun Goes Down) [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 6, 1966]
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Tomorrow (From "Annie")
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Love Is A Hurtin' Thing (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 6, 1966)
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These Are The Songs I Sing
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Let Me Be Good To You
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These Are The Songs I Sing
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Medley: Sir Duke / Unforgettable / Take The "A" Train / Sophisticated Lady / Mack The Knife / Hello Dolly
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Dead End Street / Tobacco Road / Love Is a Hurtin' Thing / Natural Man
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About Lou Rawls
Artist Biography
Legendary jazz and R&B singer and actor Lou Rawls recorded more than 60 albums and sold more than 40 million records.
∙ Born in 1933, Rawls started singing in Chicago gospel groups at age seven alongside fellow future soul stars Sam Cooke and Curtis Mayfield.
∙ After signing to Capitol Records and singing backup for Sam Cooke, he released his debut album, Stormy Monday, in 1962.
∙ Rawls topped the US R&B chart for the first time with “Love Is a Hurtin’ Thing,” the lead single from his 1967 album, Soulin’.
∙ In 1976, “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” hit No. 2 hit on Billboard’s Hot 100 and sent his All Things In Time LP to the top of the Soul chart.
∙ He won the Grammy Award for Best Male Vocal R&B Performance three times—in 1968, 1972, and 1978.
∙ As founder and host of the annual Lou Rawls Parade Of Stars Telethon, he raised more than $250 million for Black college students.
∙ His final public performance was singing the National Anthem during the 2005 World Series in his hometown of Chicago.
Hometown
Chicago, IL, United States
Genre
R&B/Soul
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