Size: 89,7 MB
Time: 38:40
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1969/2008
Styles: Blues/Rock/Soul mix
Art: Full
1. I'm Gonna Leave You (4:07)
2. Swamp Man (2:55)
3. A Fool For You (4:47)
4. In My Girlish Days (2:43)
5. Very Good Fandango (0:38)
6. Tell Mama (2:15)
7. Feel So Bad (5:13)
8. Drive Me Baby (4:54)
9. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (2:59)
10. Come Here Sweet Man (5:08)
11. Let The Good Times Roll (2:55)
Martha Carmen Josephine Hernandéz Rosario de Veléz (born August 25, 1945 in New York City) is an American singer and actress of Puerto Rican descent. Veléz is the former wife of trumpet player Keith Johnson. Her son is performance artist, writer-poet, and singer Taj Johnson. Taj appeared as series regular for two years on Parker Lewis Can't Lose. Her brother is the percussionist Gerardo Velez, who has worked with Spyro Gyra, Patti LaBelle, Jimi Hendrix and Van Morrison. Veléz started singing at the age of five old and won an opera scholarship at 12 years old, as a mezzo soprano. She studied for three years, then went to the High School of Performing Arts in New York City.
She holds a master's degree from Antioch University in Clinical Psychology and a Ph.D. from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Cultural Mythology and Depth Psychology. She is a founding Fellow of the Imaginal Institute of Ojai, California. As a playwright, she wrote the award-winning play Power of the Powerless. Velez continues to use her voice as a singer for good will and social change. She began her recording career with the folk singing group The Gaslight Singers on Mercury Records. She was the female singer with Earl Mann, Al Alcabes and Jeff Hyman.
Veléz released her debut blues-rock album Fiends And Angels on the Sire/Blue Horizon Records label in 1969; backing musicians included Eric Clapton, Stan Webb (Chicken Shack), and Paul Kossoff (Free) on guitar, Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac) on keyboards, Jack Bruce on bass and Brian Auger on organ. The album was produced by Mike Vernon. /Wikipedia
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She holds a master's degree from Antioch University in Clinical Psychology and a Ph.D. from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Cultural Mythology and Depth Psychology. She is a founding Fellow of the Imaginal Institute of Ojai, California. As a playwright, she wrote the award-winning play Power of the Powerless. Velez continues to use her voice as a singer for good will and social change. She began her recording career with the folk singing group The Gaslight Singers on Mercury Records. She was the female singer with Earl Mann, Al Alcabes and Jeff Hyman.
Veléz released her debut blues-rock album Fiends And Angels on the Sire/Blue Horizon Records label in 1969; backing musicians included Eric Clapton, Stan Webb (Chicken Shack), and Paul Kossoff (Free) on guitar, Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac) on keyboards, Jack Bruce on bass and Brian Auger on organ. The album was produced by Mike Vernon. /Wikipedia
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
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