Otis Clay & Johnny Rawls “Soul Brothers”

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    Artista / Grupo: Otis Clay & Johnny Rawls

    Álbum: Soul Brothers

    Discográfica: Catfood / BlindRaccoon

    Año publicación: 2014

    Fecha crítica: 6/2015

    Valoración: GREAT

Here comes only pure soul performed by two soul brothers, who become a couple of explosive and powerful fellows Soul Brothers presents the association of two great soul and blues scene veterans, Otis Clay and Johnny Rawls, both in one of the best and sweetest moments of their careers The two artists have the genius and the skills to do an amazing singing and capture the subtle spirit of soul music, both southern or Motown, but they are masters of that genuine dancing style such in fashion few decades ago During the seventies, Johnny Rawls was musical director and guitar player in O V Wright Orchestra and, after his mentor passed away, he kept active the orchestra until the nineties Then he started a solo career with lots of successful hits, keeping always alive Wright’s musical spirit Otis Clay also began his career during the seventies He recorded for Hi Records in Memphis, where there came out many of his greatest hits Although both musicians come from the same music field, they had never the opportunity to sing together until now Besides the undeniable quality of both singers, the album clearly shows the respect and mutual admiration, but you will also notice the friendly, funny and pleasant atmosphere that surrounded the whole recording The supporting musicians sound magnificent and the horn arrangements round up an impressive album



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