Lee Moses, soul man of mystery
October 10, 2015 12:48 PM Subscribe
If you love grit in your R&B and funk in your guitar, you might love the deep, deep soul of singer/guitarist Lee Moses. (Wikipedia) Born in Atlanta, Moses worked with producer Johnny Brantley, recording only a handful of singles in the late 60s and one album, Time and Place, in 1971. A remastered anthology of his work was released in 2007 under the same title.
Some highlights include:
Bad Girl (Part 1) 10:08
Time And Place (Single Version) 25:42
Got That Will 34:34
The Dark End Of The Street 1:04:50
Lee Moses also played guitar on the Mighty Hannibal's (a.k.a. King Hannibal) 1973 album, Truth. Truth included a long version of one of Hannibal's best-known singles, the Vietnam commentary Hymn No. 5. While no more recordings were made, Moses continued to perform in Atlanta, where he died in 1997.
Some highlights include:
Bad Girl (Part 1) 10:08
Time And Place (Single Version) 25:42
Got That Will 34:34
The Dark End Of The Street 1:04:50
Lee Moses also played guitar on the Mighty Hannibal's (a.k.a. King Hannibal) 1973 album, Truth. Truth included a long version of one of Hannibal's best-known singles, the Vietnam commentary Hymn No. 5. While no more recordings were made, Moses continued to perform in Atlanta, where he died in 1997.
This is amazing stuff, thanks!
posted by fatfrank at 12:56 AM on October 11, 2015 [1 favorite]
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