Jimmy Scott
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Legendary Jimmy Scott performs "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child' at Birdland "Jimmy Scott is perhaps the most unjustly ignored American singer of the 20th century" The New York Times Magazine "Jimmy Scott is the only singer who can make me cry" Madonna "Jimmy Scott had soul way back when people weren't using the word" Ray Charles "The most extraordinary voice I've ever heard in my life" Lou Reed Song from the documentary "pure Jimmy Scott" produced by "Accent Films" ©AccentFilms
Category : Music
Added: Feb 7, 2007
Legendary Jimmy Scott performs "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child' at Birdland "Jimmy Scott is perhaps the most unjustly ignored American singer of the 20th century" The New York Times Magazine "Jimmy Scott is the only singer who can make me cry" Madonna "Jimmy Scott had soul way back when people weren't using the word" Ray Charles "The most extraordinary voice I've ever heard in my life" Lou Reed Song from the documentary "pure Jimmy Scott" produced by "Accent Films" ©AccentFilms
Category : Music
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