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Artist |
Grant, Carrie (and the Grandeurs) |
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Label |
New Art |
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Catalog |
1003 |
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Year |
1962 |
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Price |
$20.00 |
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Titles |
Take All of My Life |
There'll Come a Day |
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Writer(s) |
R. Martin - M. Bailey |
Carrie Grant - G. Kerr |
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Producer(s) |
A Harold - B. Robinson |
Bobby Martin |
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Time |
2:16 |
2:20 |
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Chart position |
not applicable |
not applicable |
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Condition |
VG |
VG (scratch, but doesn't impact sound) |
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Parent LP |
none |
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Comments |
I'm pretty sure this 45 came before her 1963 collaboration with Bill Haley and the Comets on the single 'Let the Girls Sing'. Grant's got a big, husky voice and she kicks the crap out of the 'A" side. Great tune and it sounds like her life's on the line ...
The flip side has more of an R&B feel to it, but give Grant an opportunity to show off her deep and resonate voice.
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