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Lucy-Woodward's video: Charlie Hunter Lucy Woodward - Soul Of A Man Official Video

@Charlie Hunter & Lucy Woodward - Soul Of A Man (Official Video)
"Soul Of A Man" from Charlie Hunter & Lucy Woodward's collaborative debut upcoming release "Music!Music!Music!" - now available worldwide. iTunes https://apple.co/2G1uHRR CDs (signed and unsigned) https://bit.ly/2Gsq6H1 Charlie Hunter - guitar Lucy Woodward - vocals Derrek C. Phillips - drums Song written by Blind Willie Johnson Video directed by Sallie Mosely Produced by Charlie Hunter, Lucy Woodward & Stephen Lee Price Engineered and Mixed by Stephen Lee Price Mastered by Dave McNair CD Art direction by Joe Mckay For more info and tour dates, go to: www.charliehunter.com | www.lucywoodward.com Socials: facebook.com/charliehuntermusic facebook.com/lucywoodward instagram.com/charliehunter67 instagram.com/misslucywoodward twitter.com/charlie_hunter twitter.com/lucywoodward Music!Music!Music! An exhilarating blast of blues, soul and funk, Music!Music!Music! marks the recorded debut of the musical partnership between guitarist Charlie Hunter and vocalist Lucy Woodward. Recorded in High Point, North Carolina, with longtime Hunter collaborator Derrek Phillips on the drums, Music!Music!Music! showcases the dazzling interplay between Hunter’s funky guitar and Woodward’s stunning voice, while also beautifully capturing the spontaneity and good vibes of the duo’s live performances. The album’s eleven tracks range from the old-world blues of Blind Willie Johnson (“Soul of a Man”) and Bessie Smith (“You’ve Been a Good Ole Wagon”) to the tormented soul of Nina Simone (“Plain Gold Ring,” “Be My Husband,” and the immortal “Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood”), from jazz standards (“Angel Eyes” and “Music! Music! Music!,” popularized by Ella Fitzgerald and Teresa Brewer, respectively) to bluegrass and alt-country classics (Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard’s “The One I Love Is Gone,” Lucinda Williams’ “Can’t Let Go”), from the smoky Fifties R&B of Ruth Brown’s “I Don’t Know” to the technicolor Eighties funk of Terence Trent D’Arby’s “Wishing Well.” Soulful, spacious and deliciously in the pocket, Music!Music!Music! reverberates with the thrilling intensity of the duo’s live shows, and crackles with the electricity of two talented performers stretching out together from their respective comfort zones.

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