Al Wilson - Searching For The Dolphins (1968) MP3@320kbps

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Name:Al Wilson - Searching For The Dolphins (1968) MP3@320kbps

Infohash: 8FD2A8FCD163C46FD56D42E374DB8EFDC51A8348

Total Size: 164.24 MB

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Last Updated: 2022-01-21 11:38:32 (Update Now)

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01 - The Dolphins - Al Wilson.mp3 (Size: 164.24 MB) (Files: 24)

 01 - The Dolphins - Al Wilson.mp3

8.39 MB

 02 - By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Al Wilson.mp3

7.60 MB

 03 - I Stand Accused - Al Wilson.mp3

8.08 MB

 04 - Summer Rain - Al Wilson.mp3

8.73 MB

 05 - Do What You Gotta Do - Al Wilson.mp3

8.42 MB

 06 - The Snake - Al Wilson.mp3

8.14 MB

 07 - Who Could Be Lovin'You (Other Than Me) - Al Wilson.mp3

7.14 MB

 08 - Poor Side Of Town - Al Wilson.mp3

8.97 MB

 09 - Shake Me Wake Me (When It's Over) - Al Wilson.mp3

7.03 MB

 10 - This Guy's In Love With You - Al Wilson.mp3

9.44 MB

 11 - Brother, Where Are You - Al Wilson.mp3

8.55 MB

 12 - When You Love (You're Loved Too) - Al Wilson.mp3

6.37 MB

 13 - Now I Know What Love Is - Al Wilson.mp3

7.46 MB

 14 - Gettin'Ready For Tomorrow - Al Wilson.mp3

8.34 MB

 15 - Lodi - Al Wilson.mp3

7.03 MB

 16 - Sometimes A Man Must Cry - Al Wilson.mp3

6.81 MB

 17 - Mississippi Woman - Al Wilson.mp3

6.53 MB

 18 - You Do The Right Things - Al Wilson.mp3

6.27 MB

 19 - Bachelor Man - Al Wilson.mp3

4.66 MB

 20 - I Hear You Knocking - Al Wilson.mp3

7.07 MB

 21 - Sugar Cane Girl - Al Wilson.mp3

6.15 MB

 22 - Falling In Love With You - Al Wilson.mp3

6.77 MB

 R-930804-1350404828-3559.jpeg

287.15 KB

 Searching For The Dolphins.m3u

1.94 KB
 

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Allen LaMar Al Wilson (June 19, 1939 April 21, 2008)[1] was an American soul singer known for the million-selling #1 hit, Show and Tell. He is also remembered for his Northern soul anthem, The Snake

Wilson was born in Meridian, Mississippi.[1] He showed little interest in education but performed in school plays, sang in talent shows and won first prize in a local art contest.
He began his career at the age of twelve leading his own spiritual quartet and singing in the church choir, and performing covers of country and western hits. While he was in high school, Wilson and his family relocated to San Bernardino, California,[2] where he worked odd jobs as a mail carrier, a janitor, and an office clerk, in addition to teaching himself to play drums. After graduation he spent four years touring with Johnny Harris and the Statesmen, before joining the U.S. Navy, and singing with an enlisted mens chorus.[1] He also developed his stand-up comedy routine in case he did not succeed as a singer.
After a two-year military stint, Wilson settled in Los Angeles, touring the local nightclub circuit before joining the RB vocal group the Jewels; from there he landed with the Rollers, followed by a stint with the instrumental combo the Souls. In 1966, Wilson signed with manager Marc Gordon, who quickly sought his client an a cappella audition for Johnny Rivers. Wilson was signed to the Soul City imprint, but Rivers also produced the sessions that yielded the 1968 U.S. RB hit single The Snake (U.S. Pop #27), which became popular on the Northern Soul circuit in the United Kingdom. It also provided Wilson with his only UK Singles Chart hit, reaching #41 in 1975. The minor hit Do What You Gotta Do appeared that same year. In 1969, Wilson charted with his cover of Creedence Clearwater Revivals Lodi (U.S. #67), and Rivers own Poor Side Of Town (U.S. #75).
Wilson largely disappeared from sight until 1973, when he issued Show And Tell the albums success was matched by the single Show and Tell, which sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc by the R.I.A.A. in December 1973.[3]
The La La Peace Song, released in 1974, proved another hit although O. C. Smith also recorded a version and sales suffered as a result. Two years later in 1976 Wilson recorded Ive Got a Feeling Well Be Seeing Each Other Again for Playboy Records which reached #3 in the RB chart. He tried to leave Playboy Records, but was unable to get a release from his recording contract. Two years later the label folded. With 1979s Count the Days Wilson scored his final chart hit, however, and he spent the next two decades touring clubs and lounges; in 2001 he re-recorded his hits for the album Spice of Life.
In March 2007 many of his original master tapes were lost to a fire that swept through his home garage he had converted into a recording studio.[4][5]
Wilsons recording of The Snake was featured in a Lambrini advert in the UK.[6]

Wilson died on April 21, 2008 of kidney failure, in Fontana, California, at the age of 68.[1] He was buried at the Evergreen Cemetery in Riverside, California.

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