I'm Leaving the Choice to You. Исполнитель.

Fontella Bass, Fontella Marie Bass July 3, 1940 – December 26, 2012 was an American R&B and soul singer and songwriter best known for her 1965 hit, Rescue. Don't Mess Up a Good Thing" with Bobby McClure. 5. 33. - - "You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone" with Bobby McClure.

Top Songs By Fontella Bass. 01. Rescue Me. Fontella Bass. 02. Don't Mess Up A Good Thing. 03. The Soul Of A Man. I'm Leaving The Choice To You.

album Weekly Top. album Pop Hotlist. music noteChords for Fontella Bass and Bobby McClure " Don't Mess with a Good Thing" 1965. Fontella Bass/Bobby McClure :: Don't Mess Up A Good Thing. Baby You Got It- 1965 Northern Soul. Fontella Bass - To Be Free. Voice Your Choice- 1966 Northern Soul. Fontella Bass & Bobby McClure You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone.

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And a very good album too. Mark TaylorIl y a an. I like this song Mr Neal104 I like this song MR Neal 104. Justin O'NealIl y a 4 ans. Artist, with a voice that can only be heard on an LP CD or FR-vision. what a joy just to listen to you RIP. K MontgomeryIl y a 5 ans. RIP David and Fontella. mitzigordonIl y a 6 ans. Wow that is quite a family lineage. Who, as only he can Define, Interpret, and Breath Life into a work of art,. To All, Please Continue To Listen, Enjoy, and spread the Word! ThankYou, Curtis Fondren. mrcurtisfIl y a 10 ans. A masterpeice. ThrowbackSoulIl y a 10 ans.

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Guest vocalist Fontella Bass-the wife of Art Ensemble trumpeter Lester Bowie-contributes soulful phrasings that sound downright commercial until you focus on the absurdist lyrics ( Your fanny’s like two sperm whales floating down the Seine ). No matter how out there each instrumentalist ventures, every feature spot contains references to the track’s pop-song foundation. Just years earlier, they’d been shouting and wailing, but the best moments of Could It Be I’m Falling in Love are practically whispered; every time lead vocalist Bobbie Smith is offered the opportunity to go loud, he goes soft, letting Bell’s dulcet accompaniments do the singing for him. The restraint adds even more depth to his coos of, I don't need all those things that used to bring me joy/You've made me such a happy boy. The ’70s yielded countless songs about falling in love, but few are as blissful as this.