Ruth Brown - Teardrops From My Eyes: Best Of 1949-59 (Vinyl) (US Import)
Ruth Brown - Teardrops From My Eyes: Best Of 1949-59 (Vinyl) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Ruth Brown
- EAN/UPC
- 0824046167028
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Cat No
- ACRSLP1670
- Released
- 2024
- Pressing
- UK
- Studio
- Acrobat
- Music Genre
- R & B , Rock & roll , Rock
- Styles
- Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll
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Description
Ruth Brown — Teardrops From My Eyes - Best Of 1949-59
Format: Vinyl • Label: Acrobat (ACRSLP1670) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll
Tracklist:
1. So Long
2. Teardrops From My Eyes
3. I'll Wait for You
4. 5-10-15 Hours
5. Daddy, Daddy
6. (Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean
7. Wild, Wild Young Men
8. Oh What a Dream
9. Mambo Baby
10. As Long As I'm Moving
11. I Can See Everybody's Baby
12. It's Love Baby (24 Hours of the Day)
13. I Want to Do More
14. Lucky Lips
15. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'
16. I Don't Know
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Ruth Brown (born on January 12, 1928, Portsmouth, Virginia, USA - died November 17, 2006, Henderson, Nevada, USA) was an American soul, blues and jazz singer. In 1948, Ahmet Ertegun signed her to .
She was married to Willis Jackson, Earl Swanson and Jimmy Brown. She's the aunt of Rakim.
Between the years 1949 and 1955 her songs were on the charts for 129 weeks, including five No.1's:
"Teardrops from My Eyes" (1950), "(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean" (1952), "5-10-15 Hours" (1952), "Mambo Baby" (1954) and "Oh What a Dream" - with the The Drifters (1954). She was inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1993 (Performer). She died of complications from a stroke and heart attack at a Las Vegas-area hospital.
Source: Discogs