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I Found a Love - Etta James. Yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I found a love, I found a love, I found a love That I feel, whoa yeahI found a kiss I just wanna tell ya that I can't resist I found a love that I need, whoa, yeah And I wanna call her now, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, it will be, there's one thing I wanna say right here, the way the woman walk You set my little soul back, the way you talk She's my heart desire and, oh, believe me I figured I would die if sometime I would call Her in the midnight hour, yeah, yeah, ow! Don't leave me baby Yeah, yeah, ow!
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Songwriters JOSHUA, MAURICE W/STINGILY, BYRON /Published by. Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., C & B WEST PUBLISHING CO DBA LUPINE MUSIC. Etta James. Etta James (1938-2012) was a U.S. blues, soul, R&,B, rock &, roll, and jazz singer and songwriter. She is the winner of four Grammies, seventeen Blues Music Awards, and was inducted into the Rock &, Roll Hall of Fame (in 1993), the Blues Hall of Fame (in 2001), and the Grammy Hall of Fame (in both 1999 and 2008). James was born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles, California, on 25th January 1938, to an unmarried fourteen-year-old mother, Dorothy Hawkins. According to Etta, her mother claimed that her father was the white Rudolph ",Minnesota Fats", Wanderone, and that they received financial support from him on the condition that they keep his paternity a secret. This seems unlikely, though it has not been definitively disproved. Etta was born in Los Angeles in 1938. At the time, Wanderone was known to be managing a pool hall in Washington, D.C. and had not yet become known to be the cross-country traveller he later became. She received her first professional vocal training at five years old from James Earle Hines, musical director of the Echoes of Eden choir at St Paul Baptist Church in Los Angeles. Her family moved to San Francisco in 1950, and she teamed up with two other girls to form a doo-wop singing group. When the girls were fourteen, band leader Johnny Otis had them audition. They sang an answer to Hank Ballard's ",Work with Me, Annie", called ",Roll Wwth Me Henry",. Otis particularly liked the song, and against her mother's wishes, James and the trio went to Los Angeles to record the song in 1954. The song was recorded on the label Modern Records. By this time, the trio renamed the song ",The Wallflower (Dance with Me, Henry)", and released it in 1955. James named her vocal group The Peaches. Richard Berry, a Los Angeles doo-wop luminary, is featured on some of their records. ",The Wallflower", reached number two on the rhythm and blues charts in February 1955, but was undercut in the wider market by a rushed-out cover version by Georgia Gibbs on Mercury Records, in fact, the very first time Gibbs was recorded in studio, they used the first take recorded and it became number one on the top 100 songs nationally. The song's royalties were divided between Hank Ballard, Etta James, and Johnny Otis, and its huge success attracted the attention of the R&,B world, resulting in James going on tour with Little Richard. On the tour, though, according to James, she witnessed and experienced situations to which minors are not usually privy, and she allegedly acquired a drug habit. Soon after the success of ",Wallflower",, The Peaches and James parted company, but this did not halt her career. Shecontinued to record and release albums throughout much of the decade, and enjoyed more success. Her follow-up, ",Good Rockin' Daddy",, became another fifties hit. Other songs however, such as ",Tough Lover", and ",W-O-M-A-N", failed to gain any significant success. James toured with Johnny ",Guitar", Watson and Otis Redding in the fifties, and has cited Watson as the most significant influence on her style.. In 1960, James signed a recording contract with Chess Records. She went on to have the biggest success of her career from this label, recording her biggest and most memorable hits. Chess went into high gear with James, releasing many duets with her then boyfriend, the married Harvey Fuqua, who was the lead singer of the Moonglows. One of her duets with Fuqua, ",If I Can't Have You",, became a hit on the R&,B charts in 1960. As a solo artist however, she had more enduring success. One of her first singles released by Chess in 1960 was called ",All I Could Do Was Cry",, this blues number became a big hit on the R&,B charts in 1960. Leonard Chess, one of the founders of Chess Records, helped James along the way. He saw the potential for her to go in a more pop-oriented direction, and she started recording more pop tunes for the label. The year 1961 became a year of great change for James. In 1961 came the release of one of her first pop-oriented tunes called ",At Last",. The song became a big hit in 1961, reaching number two on the R&,B charts. The song even went as far as twenty-two on the pop charts that year. It became her signature song.
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I Found a Love - Etta James. Yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I found a love, I found a love, I found a love That I feel, whoa yeahI found a kiss I just wanna tell ya that I can't resist I found a love that I need, whoa, yeah And I wanna call her now, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, it will be, there's one thing I wanna say right here, the way the woman walk You set my little soul back, the way you talk She's my heart desire and, oh, believe me I figured I would die if sometime I would call Her in the midnight hour, yeah, yeah, ow! Don't leave me baby Yeah, yeah, ow!
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Songwriters JOSHUA, MAURICE W/STINGILY, BYRON /Published by. Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., C & B WEST PUBLISHING CO DBA LUPINE MUSIC. Etta James. Etta James (1938-2012) was a U.S. blues, soul, R&,B, rock &, roll, and jazz singer and songwriter. She is the winner of four Grammies, seventeen Blues Music Awards, and was inducted into the Rock &, Roll Hall of Fame (in 1993), the Blues Hall of Fame (in 2001), and the Grammy Hall of Fame (in both 1999 and 2008). James was born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles, California, on 25th January 1938, to an unmarried fourteen-year-old mother, Dorothy Hawkins. According to Etta, her mother claimed that her father was the white Rudolph ",Minnesota Fats", Wanderone, and that they received financial support from him on the condition that they keep his paternity a secret. This seems unlikely, though it has not been definitively disproved. Etta was born in Los Angeles in 1938. At the time, Wanderone was known to be managing a pool hall in Washington, D.C. and had not yet become known to be the cross-country traveller he later became. She received her first professional vocal training at five years old from James Earle Hines, musical director of the Echoes of Eden choir at St Paul Baptist Church in Los Angeles. Her family moved to San Francisco in 1950, and she teamed up with two other girls to form a doo-wop singing group. When the girls were fourteen, band leader Johnny Otis had them audition. They sang an answer to Hank Ballard's ",Work with Me, Annie", called ",Roll Wwth Me Henry",. Otis particularly liked the song, and against her mother's wishes, James and the trio went to Los Angeles to record the song in 1954. The song was recorded on the label Modern Records. By this time, the trio renamed the song ",The Wallflower (Dance with Me, Henry)", and released it in 1955. James named her vocal group The Peaches. Richard Berry, a Los Angeles doo-wop luminary, is featured on some of their records. ",The Wallflower", reached number two on the rhythm and blues charts in February 1955, but was undercut in the wider market by a rushed-out cover version by Georgia Gibbs on Mercury Records, in fact, the very first time Gibbs was recorded in studio, they used the first take recorded and it became number one on the top 100 songs nationally. The song's royalties were divided between Hank Ballard, Etta James, and Johnny Otis, and its huge success attracted the attention of the R&,B world, resulting in James going on tour with Little Richard. On the tour, though, according to James, she witnessed and experienced situations to which minors are not usually privy, and she allegedly acquired a drug habit. Soon after the success of ",Wallflower",, The Peaches and James parted company, but this did not halt her career. Shecontinued to record and release albums throughout much of the decade, and enjoyed more success. Her follow-up, ",Good Rockin' Daddy",, became another fifties hit. Other songs however, such as ",Tough Lover", and ",W-O-M-A-N", failed to gain any significant success. James toured with Johnny ",Guitar", Watson and Otis Redding in the fifties, and has cited Watson as the most significant influence on her style.. In 1960, James signed a recording contract with Chess Records. She went on to have the biggest success of her career from this label, recording her biggest and most memorable hits. Chess went into high gear with James, releasing many duets with her then boyfriend, the married Harvey Fuqua, who was the lead singer of the Moonglows. One of her duets with Fuqua, ",If I Can't Have You",, became a hit on the R&,B charts in 1960. As a solo artist however, she had more enduring success. One of her first singles released by Chess in 1960 was called ",All I Could Do Was Cry",, this blues number became a big hit on the R&,B charts in 1960. Leonard Chess, one of the founders of Chess Records, helped James along the way. He saw the potential for her to go in a more pop-oriented direction, and she started recording more pop tunes for the label. The year 1961 became a year of great change for James. In 1961 came the release of one of her first pop-oriented tunes called ",At Last",. The song became a big hit in 1961, reaching number two on the R&,B charts. The song even went as far as twenty-two on the pop charts that year. It became her signature song.
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