1999
Resultado da Busca
In 1980, she made some recordings for Carl Davis' Chi-Sound label and contributed backing vocals to Otis Clay's album The Gospel Truth (1993). Acklin later lived in Omaha, Nebraska. [citation needed] Death. She had begun recording a new album in 1998, when she fell ill and died from pneumonia at the age of 55 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Barbara Acklin had hardly recorded under her own name since that time, although she did contribute backing vocals to the album The Gospel Truth (1993) by another soul singer based in...
18 de fev. de 2022 · Barbara Acklin’s legacy and impact on music lives on through her daughter’s homage. Face masks and proof of vaccinations are required for entry.
15 de nov. de 2019 · Otis Clay demonstrates how secular roots music can walk hand in the hand with fervent gospel on The Gospel Truth. While the sentiment and lyrics are purely devotional, Clay doesn't cast off his blues and soul background, which steeps this material in gritty, instrumental truth.
In 1980, she made some recordings for Carl Davis' Chi-Sound label and contributed backing vocals to Otis Clay's album The Gospel Truth (1993). Acklin later lived in Omaha, Nebraska. Death
Continuó su gira como solista y como cantante de apoyo para los Chi-Lites, Tyrone Davis y otros artistas. En 1980, hizo algunas grabaciones para la etiqueta Chi-Sound de Carl Davis y contribuyó como vocalista del álbum de Otis Clay The Gospel Truth (1993) y más tarde vivió en Omaha, Nebraska. [4] [5] Referencias
The label was instrumental in developing what became known as “Chicago Soul,” a musical genre with full-bodied roots in gospel and blue accentuated with melodic touches and harmonies.
