Dorthy Moore - Misty Blue / Here It Is album flac

Complete your Dorthy Moore collection. Misty Blue, Here It Is ‎(7").

A pivotal moment in the development of southern soul – as the album was one of the first really big hits to come out of the growing Malaco scene in Jackson, Mississippi. The style of the record is a mix of older female southern soul styles, plus some of the warmer mellow production that was coming out of the Alston/Miami scene at the same time. For another, the single, Misty Blue, occupies a unique place in American music-business history: besides being the biggest hit single ever for Malaco, it is THE BIGGEST SOUTHERN SOUL BALLAD OF ALL TIME BY A FEMALE ARTIST ON THE NATIONAL POP CHARTS. In addition to its two weeks at on the Billboard soul chart, it spent four weeks at in the Hot 100 and two weeks at pop in Cash Box, where it had a 25-week chart run.

Dorothy Moore (born October 13, 1946, in Jackson, Mississippi) is an American blues, gospel, and R&B singer best known for her 1976 hit song, "Misty Blue". Moore's parents were Mary Moore and Melvin Hendrex Senior. Her father performed under the stage name Melvin Henderson as a member of the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi

I love Dorthy Moore, but why is there an album cover of Millie Jackson. Filling Bitchy? Take a closer look!!!! 3 years назад. Bob and Sue Keithline. Sorry confused her with Timi Yuro of "I'm so hurt" or "Hurt" who died of throat cancer another of the true greats. Listen to me, I did not know about Dorothy Moore until my aunt and Cousin played this song, now IM stuck on it because momma who died in 2009 had listened to this music so IM hooked on Dorothy lord have mercy. Добавить комментарий.

Album: Misty Blue (1976). Charted: 5 3. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. This was originally a Country song written in 1966 for Eddy Arnold by Nashville veteran Bob Montgomery, who was Buddy Holly's high school singing partner. The song reached a bigger audience after it was covered by Ella Fitzgerald the following year. Joe Simon recorded the original R&B version in 1972. Dorothy Moore was originally a member of the female vocal group The Poppies, who had a pop hit in 1966 in the US with the song "Lullaby of Love. Songfacts Newsletter. A monthly update on our latest interviews, stories and added songs.