Last month Soul Revivalist Charles Bradley and co released the single Strictly Reserved for You . Now with a just a few short days till the release of the heavily anticipated Victim of Love album, which is due out April 2nd, comes the video for that the first single. Be sure to get your pre order on HERE. Also Charles Bradely and the rest of HIS EXTRAORDINAIRES are on Tour Now. Check the dates after the jump.
Showing posts with label Charles Bradley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Bradley. Show all posts
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Charles Bradley - Strickly Reserved for You (Video)
Last month Soul Revivalist Charles Bradley and co released the single Strictly Reserved for You . Now with a just a few short days till the release of the heavily anticipated Victim of Love album, which is due out April 2nd, comes the video for that the first single. Be sure to get your pre order on HERE. Also Charles Bradely and the rest of HIS EXTRAORDINAIRES are on Tour Now. Check the dates after the jump.
Labels:
Charles Bradley,
Daptone Records,
Soul,
Video
Friday, February 1, 2013
Charles Bradley - Strickly Reserved For You (single)
With labels like Daptone, Numero, and Now Again, the Soul/Funk revivalist movement continues to move along. In 2011, with the release of No Time for Dreaming, Daptone introduced us to Charles Bradley, a former James Brown impersonator. His aged gritty vocals filled with raw passion and pain that came from a life of fighting for success in the music business quickly won over fans new and old. April 2nd Daptone and Bradley return for the follow up with Victim of Love. Here goes Strictly Reserved For You, the first single from the album.
Labels:
Charles Bradley,
Daptone Records,
Funk,
Singles,
Soul
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Charles Bradley & Menahan Street Band – Stay Away (Nirvana Cover)

SPIN is putting out a compilation Tribute album to Nirvana, which is to feature various musicians covering the hits. After reading over the artist that will handle this (and googling 3/4 of the groups i've never heard of) I was most ecstatic about the Charles Bradley and the Menahan Street Band's cover of "Stay Away". Surprisingly Bradley and Co. didn't just opt for a straight forward Soul Cover. They really went for the psych/garage sound that Bo Diddley was known for. The outcome is pretty damn AWESOME.
Labels:
Charles Bradley,
Covers,
Menahan Street Band,
Soul
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