Labi Siffre - Happy (1975)

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Title: Happy
Year Of Release: 1975
Label: Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group
Genre: R&B, Soul, Funk
Quality: Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 41:31
Total Size: 241 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Love-A-Love-A-Love-A-Love-A-Love 2:59
02. You Hurt Me 4:32
03. Doctor Doctor 4:22
04. Second Time Around 4:03
05. Would You Dance? 3:45
06. Supaluvva 5:51
07. Staride to Nowhere 4:23
08. You've Done Something to My Heart 3:31
09. Sally Came to Stay 4:32
10. La-De-Da-De-Da (Lost Without Your Love) 3:34

London-born singer Labi Siffre has spent his career breaking down boundaries. The openly gay singer built a small cult following with works that dealt squarely with homophobia and racism. In addition to his many albums, the multi-talented Siffre has written several books of poetry and has also written for the stage.

Musically, Siffre is known for his soulful, high-pitched voice and thought-provoking lyrics. His single "I Got The..." from his 1975 album Remember My Song received a modicum of fame decades after its release when its funky piano hook was sampled in Eminem's 1999 debut smash single "My Name Is." In 1988, Siffre had a hit with his anti-apartheid anthem "(Something Inside) So Strong," a song that embodied his vocal talents and his social conscience. ~ Jon Azpiri



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