Ollie Nightingale - 3 albums
Жанр: Blues | Soul
Страна: USA
Год издания: 1995 - 2005
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 02:24:03
1995 - I'll Drink Your Bath Water, Baby - time: 00:45:39
Треклист:
01. I'll Drink Your Bath Water, Baby [00:05:04]
02. Changing For The Better [00:04:03]
03. Cafe Woman [00:04:12]
04. Hold On [00:05:13]
05. I'm Ready To Party [00:04:07]
06. She's In A Midnght Mood [00:04:58]
07. Babysitting [00:04:32]
08. You And Louise [00:04:41]
09. That's What You Are To Me [00:04:00]
10. I Can Show You Better Than I Can Tell You [00:04:45]
1998 - Ollie Style - time: 00:58:53
Треклист:
01. I'm Gonna Turn This Bed Over [00:08:20]
02. I'll Work For You [00:05:20]
03. That's When The Blues Began [00:04:49]
04. Please Don't Go [00:05:03]
05. That's What You Are To Me [00:03:59]
06. Booty Scoot (Re-Mix) [00:05:53]
07. I'm Gonna See You Again Tonight [00:04:59]
08. Keepin' Up With The Joneses [00:04:06]
09. Love Me Till I Cry Like A Baby [00:04:54]
10. I'm Good At What I Do [00:05:27]
11. I'm Gonna Turn This Bed Over (Radio Version) [00:05:57]
2005 - Sweet Surrender - time: 00:39:26
Треклист:
01. Here I Am Again [00:03:03]
02. I Gave Her Everything But What She Needed [00:04:00]
03. It's A Sad Thing [00:02:53]
04. Standing On A Promise [00:03:13]
05. A Good Woman At Home ( Is Better Than Two In The Street ) [00:03:06]
06. How Far Am I From New York City [00:03:36]
07. May The Best Man Win [00:04:20]
08. I'm In Love [00:03:26]
09. I Don't Know Why I Love You [00:02:35]
10. I'll Take Care Of You [00:03:34]
11. Begging [00:02:48]
12. Sweet Surrender [00:02:45]
About
Call him a blues singer if you prefer, but Ollie Nightingale will likely always be recalled most readily for the emotionally charged Memphis soul he cut from 1968 to 1970 as front man for Ollie & the Nightingales.
Like most great soul singers, Ollie Hoskins came straight out of church musically. He was the lead singer of the Dixie Nightingales, a Memphis spiritual aggregation, by 1958, when they made their vinyl debut on tiny Pepper Records. Influenced by gospel greats Kylo Turner and Ira Tucker, Hoskins hung in with the group as they moved to Nashboro in 1962 before signing with Stax's short-lived Chalice gospel logo.
Stax exec Al Bell convinced the group to go pop in 1968, though that sanctified spirit rings through melismatically on their R&B hits "I Got a Sure Thing," "You're Leaving Me," and "I've Got a Feeling." Hoskins went solo at the turn of the decade, billing himself as Ollie Nightingale and scoring a couple of R&B chart items ("It's a Sad Thing" and "May the Best Man Win") in 1971-72. The Nightingales soldiered on, recruiting singer Tommy Tate to replace him in the studio.
Nightingale remained a popular blues and soul singer around Memphis. In 1993, he had a performing cameo in The Firm, a movie thriller starring Tom Cruise. Not long after, Nightingale began regularly releasing albums on Ecko Records. He made four in all for Ecko. The last, Ollie Style, was released after his death of complications resulting from untreated pneumonia.
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