[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgnQYvzRDiQ[/media]
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moiUyFQQE-0[/media]
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Charles Bradley has died. The soul singer whose career launched with his 2011 debut album was diagnosed with cancer last year. He was 68. Last year, Bradley revealed the discovery of a cancerous tumor in his stomach. Bradley had been touring in support of his third album Changes—named for his cover of the Black Sabbath song—when he announced a series of show cancellations.
[url]https://pitchfork.com/news/charles-bradley-dead-at-68/[/url][/quote]
[editline]23rd September 2017[/editline]
A lifetime with only opportunities to sing as a James Brown tribute who only emerged as his own in the last 6 years :(
We needed his discovery much earlier...
It was a privilege to see him live.
Charles's Bradley was one of the biggest heart's in music in recent time, you could be a fan of him even if you didn't like soul because he was such a heartwarming person.
I only wish I knew about him early, goddamn. RIP
[QUOTE=The_J_Hat;52710979]I only wish I knew about him early, goddamn. RIP[/QUOTE]
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi49yirJiEA[/media]
make sure you listen to this one
Wow. I was just listening to him today. Rest in Peace, Charles.
Damn it, Thanks for all the great music Charles...
Knew I recognized that voice from somewhere
[video]https://youtu.be/tITz-42MbRI[/video]
Wonderful voice, sad to see it go.
Wow I just saw him over the summer for the first time. Nearly moved me to tears, wonderful performer.
[QUOTE=Tampong;52711392]Knew I recognized that voice from somewhere
[video]https://youtu.be/tITz-42MbRI[/video]
Wonderful voice, sad to see it go.[/QUOTE]
I only discovered him about a week ago from this video. Sucks to see him gone.
I've heard his voice and music used in a couple TV shows I watched but never sat down and checked him out. Thank you for the thread otherwise I wouldn't have added them to my lists. This shit is great.
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