Ronnie Milsap Kentucky Woman (CD)

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(Good Time Records) 9 tracks Before the charts discovered him, Ronnie Milsap's voice burned... more

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Ronnie Milsap: Kentucky Woman (CD)

(Good Time Records) 9 tracks

Before the charts discovered him, Ronnie Milsap's voice burned with raw soul and quiet power. These tracks capture a rising star who combines the roughness of Memphis with gentle grace, laying the foundation for the magic to come.

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Interpret: Ronnie Milsap
Album titlle: Kentucky Woman (CD)
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
Label Good Time Records
EAN: 0741869402887
weight in Kg 0.1

Milsap, Ronnie - Kentucky Woman (CD) CD 1
01	Kentucky Woman	Ronnie Milsap
02	Love Will Never Pass Us By	Ronnie Milsap
03	Traces	Ronnie Milsap
04	If You Go Away	Ronnie Milsap
05	I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself	Ronnie Milsap
06	Nothing's As Good As It Used to Be	Ronnie Milsap
07	Didn't We	Ronnie Milsap
08	House of the Rising Sun	Ronnie Milsap
09	End of the World	Ronnie Milsap

Ronnie Milsap Born on 16 January 1946 in Robbinsville, North Carolina. Record labels:... more

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"Ronnie Milsap"

Ronnie Milsap

Born on 16 January 1946 in Robbinsville, North Carolina. Record labels: Scepter, Chips, Warner Brothers, RCA. First Top Ten double hit: I Hate You / All Together Now (1973). First number one hit: Pure Love (1974).

Ronnie Milsap, a singer and pianist blind from birth, plays an often quite 'funky'-sounding mixture of country, pop and blues. His stage show is excellent. While the emphasis on his first hits was still on country, over the years Milsap has developed more and more into a pop singer who, strangely enough, reaps his successes not in pop but in country, delighting an audience of millions in the USA with music for which people outside America do not seem to have a real ear. Perhaps his music, which would once have been called easy listening, sits too much between styles after all.

In the '60s Milsap had worked as a sideman for J. J. Cale, played rock and R&B with his own band and also produced a few records. But his love of country music was stronger, and so in 1973 he signed a record deal with RCA, for which he soon became the strongest draw. Even today his records easily reach the top of the country charts.

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