Mario Regis
All this and cooking too. Heard it all afore but not the geetar. Goanna sundicate it. These cats could really jam and musta had a ball. Years ahead of its time with scatting at the end top. Wow. Such talent and great groove
Ann Cole - Each Day download song
- Artist: Ann Cole
- Song: Each Day
- Genre: R-n-b
- Length: 02:21
- Size: 5.5MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Date: 2019-05-21
- Upload by: g3warrior
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Comments
andrew199315
Never heard this song before, brilliant. Music has a great deal of gratitude owed to black music and artists down through the years.
atticus126
This is so good what a great votive
Linda Mueller
New-York January 1957.Ann Cole with the Suburbans and Orchestra : Ann Cole (vcl) acc. by Dave McRae Orchestra : unknown ts, Dave McRae (bar) unknown p, Mickey Baker (g) unknown b and d
mickeydeebassman
Would you mind telling me your name? I am the granddaughter of Octavius & Lola Coleman, Octavius was one of the Coleman Brothers..not a singer
Don Darshan
wallace Jr. here.
The men singing background are her father and uncle.
She was not only a great singer but to me a great big sister.
YuraX3MGamer
Gone too soon but now sings with the ANGELS....LOVED HER!!!!
Tino Schmidt
where can i find this lyrics?
Ben Collyer
God, the tone on that guitar! Sounds an awful lot like Willie Johnson’s playing on Howlin’ Wolf’s “Come to Me Baby/Don’t Mess With My Baby.”
alex31PLD
To learn that Ann Cole was my great-aunt was sobering and is helping me discover a side of my family I never knew...