Billy Vera & Judy Clay - Country Girl - City Man / So Good (To Be Together) album flac

Background information. In 1967, Jerry Wexler of Atlantic Records teamed her up with white singer-songwriter Billy Vera to make the United States' first racially integrated duo, and The Sweet Inspirations, to record "Storybook Children". The record made on the US R&B chart and pop. It was seen as the first interracial duo recording for a major label

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Billy Vera Judy Clay were less notable for their music than for their historical importance: certainly the first interracial recording duo in soul music, this late-'60s team may have been the first interracial recording duo of any sort. Vera was a New York songwriter with some minor successes (Ricky Nelson's Mean Old World, Barbara Lewis' Make Me Belong to You) when he brought his composition Storybook Children to Atlantic executive Jerry Wexler. So Good (To Be Together) - Billy Vera & Judy Clay. Billy Vera & Judy Clay- Let It Be Me. Ever Since - Billy Vera & Judy Clay. Reaching for the Moon - Billy Vera and Judy Clay. When We Do Go. When Do We Go-Billy Vera & Judy Clay. Billy Vera & Judy Clay - really together.

The Billy Vera album spun off no hits, and failed to chart. A small-label album release from 1983, The Mystic Sound of Billy Vera, similarly met with little commercial success. Country Girl - City Man" Billy Vera & Judy Clay. 36. - 41. - - - - "When Do We Go" Billy Vera & Judy Clay - "With Pen in Hand".

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5. Good Morning Blues.

Текст песни Billy Vera & Judy Clay – "Storybook Children". You've got your world, And I've got mine, And it's a shame, Two grown up worlds, That will never be the same, Why can't we be, Like storybook children.