Edwin Starr

Edwin Starr (Nashville, 21 de janeiro de 1942 - Chilwell, 2 de abril de 2003) foi um cantor americano de soul.[1]

Edwin Starr
Nascimento Charles Edwin Hatcher
21 de janeiro de 1942
Nashville
Morte 2 de abril de 2003 (61 anos)
Beeston
Cidadania Estados Unidos
Ocupação cantor, cantautor, compositor, artista discográfico(a)
Instrumento voz, instrumento de percussão
Causa da morte enfarte agudo do miocárdio
Página oficial
http://www.edwinstarr.info/

Starr nasceu no Tennessee e cresceu em Ohio, e mais tarde viveu em Detroit enquanto cantava para Ric Tic e Motown Records. Ele foi apoiado pela banda que mais tarde se tornaria conhecida como "Black Merda".[2] Hawkins e Veasey do grupo tocaram na maioria de seus primeiros hits no selo Ric Tic. O cantor fez sucesso com as canções "War", "25 Miles" e "Stop the War Now" foram grandes sucessos na década de 1960. Starr se mudou para o Reino Unido na década de 1970, onde continuou a produzir música, vivendo lá até sua morte.

Discografia

Álbuns

  • Soul Master (1968)
  • 25 Miles (1969)
  • Just We Two (1969) com Blinky
  • War & Peace (1970)
  • Involved (1971)
  • Hell Up in Harlem (Soundtrack) (1974)
  • Free to Be Myself (1975)
  • Clean (1978)
  • Happy Radio (1979)
  • Stronger Than You Think I Am (1979)
  • For Sale (1983)

Singles

Year Single Chart positions
US Pop[3] US
R&B
[4]
UK[5]
1965 "Agent Double-O-Soul" 21 8 –
"Back Street" 95 33 –
1966 "Stop Her on Sight (S.O.S.)" 48 9 35
"I'll Love You Forever"
The Holidays
63 7 –
"Headline News" 84 – 39
1967 "Girls Are Getting Prettier" – – –
"You're My Mellow" – – –
"I Want My Baby Back" – – –
1968 "I Am The Man For You Baby" – – –
"Way Over There" – – –
"Stop Her on Sight (S.O.S.)" / "Headline News"
(reissue)
– – 11
1969 "Twenty-Five Miles" 6 6 36
"I'm Still A Struggling Man" 80 27 –
"Oh How Happy"
Blinky & Edwin Starr
92 – –
1970 "Time" 117 39 –
"War" 1 3 3
"Stop The War Now" 26 5 33
1971 "Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On" 64 6 –
1972 "Who Is The Leader of the People" – – –
1973 "There You Go" 80 12 –
"You've Got My Soul on Fire" – 40 –
1974 "Ain't It Hell Up in Harlem" 110 – –
"Big Papa" – – –
"Who's Right Or Wrong" – – –
1975 "Pain" – 25 –
"Stay With Me" – 51 –
"Abyssinia Jones" 98 25 –
1976 "Accident" – – –
1977 "I Just Wanna Do My Thing" – 94 –
1978 "I'm So into You" – – –
1979 "Contact" 65 13 6
"H.A.P.P.Y. Radio" 79 28 9
"It's Called The Rock" – – –
"Tell A Star" – – –
1980 "Stronger" – – –
"Boop Boop" – – –
"Get Up, Whirlpool" – – –
1981 "Sweet" – – –
1983 "I Wanna Take You Home" – – –
"Smooth" – – –
1984 "Marvin" – – –
1985 "It Ain't Fair" – – 56
"Missiles" – – –
1986 "Grapevine" – – –
"Soul Singer" – – –
1987 "Whatever Makes Our Love Grow" – – –
1988 "Long Line of Lovers" – – –
1989 "25 Miles '89" – – –
1990 "She's The One" – – –
"Ain't No Stopping Us Now"
with David Saylor
– – –
1992 "Darling Darling Baby" – – –
1993 "War"
Edwin Starr and Shadow
– – 69
1994 "Can't Stop Thinking About You" – – –

Referências

  1. Edwin Starr
  2. 1960s black rock trailblazers Black Merda back with Fugi for a new album
  3. Whitburn, Joel (2003). Top Pop Singles 1955–2002 1st ed. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin: Record Research Inc. p. 672. ISBN 0-89820-155-1
  4. Whitburn, Joel (1996). Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942–1995. [S.l.]: Record Research. p. 418
  5. Betts, Graham (2004). Complete UK Hit Singles 1952–2004 1st ed. London: Collins. p. 92. ISBN 0-00-717931-6

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