In memoriam: Sam Cooke 1931-1964

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Samuel Cooke
01/22/1931
12/11/1964
American singer, songwriter, regarded as one the most influential soul singers of all time. His nickname was “King of Soul” as he brought exuberance and effortless ability to his soulful vocal style. In the eight years he was a professional singer he released 29 singles that went into the Top 40 of America’s Billboard charts, a feat many black artists haven’t been able to pull off, especially in the early 1960s. He influenced many great singers, like Otis Redding, James Brown, Rod Stewart, Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, Mick Jagger, Al Green, Paul McCartney, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder
Sam Cooke
Encore
Tribute To The Lady
Cooke’s Tour
Hits Of The 50’s
Swing Low
My Kind Of Blues
Twistin’ The Night Away
Mr. Soul
Night Beat
Ain’t That Good News
Sam Cooke At The Copa

With Paul Anka & Neil Sedaka:
3 Great Guys

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