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"LOOKING FOR SONGS" LETTERS (UPDATED)

Daddy B. Nice,

Hi. Could you please tell me who sings the song "Moving On" (I think that's the title). The hook is something like I've closed the door on yesterday I'm moving on, moving moving on to tomorrow.

Thank you!

Anna

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Hi, Anna,

That's one of those great underground records--underground even for Southern Soul, which in itself is underground. The song is called "Moving On," as you surmised, and it's by a singer called Lil' Jimmie (Jimmie Forbish, Jr. of Beaumont, Texas).

The "one-hit-wonder" record is long out of print, but it's by far his best.

You can find his 2007 CD, I'm Not Going Nowhere, on Amazon, but unfortunately it doesn't reprise "Moving On."

I get asked about this record annually, which is one of the reasons I consider it a "classic."

Daddy B. Nice

Check out Lil' Jimmie in Daddy B. Nice's Comprehensive Index.

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Daddybnice

I hope im not bothering you, but i have a question...

I have searched far and wide for that Wilson Meadows--Can you hang. I heard it on the radio and i thought maybe it would be somewhere i could purchase it, but i cant find it.

Do you know where i can locate the song? 107.3 Jamz in S.C. has it on their playlist but when you click to buy it, it goes to another song by Wilson.

Thanks if you can help and have a Blessed day!!

Brotha English

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Sorry for the delay, Brotha English, but you may have to wait a little while longer. Although he releases radio copies of singles, I don’t think Meadows sells singles. You’ll have to get it on his next CD release, I fear.

Daddy B. Nice

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Gentlemen,

Sometimes I've been reading 'Southern Soul RnB.com' and I'm searching The Love Doctor's song from the time I heard it through Spice Internet Radio about one week ago.

Please tell me, which CD include 'Long Distant Lovers'?

I've checked up The Love Doctor's 7 solo and 9 compilation CD through Barnes & Noble, CD baby, Amazon, and CDS records.

Help me Please.
Best,

Hiromi Yamagui in japan

Daddy B Nice replies:

Dear Hiromi,

The good news is I can answer the first part of your question: “Long Distance Lovers” was on The Love Doctor’s New Beginning CD (Labro, 2010). The bad news is: That album was never distributed for sale.

Daddy B Nice

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are these ( artists ) still performing - i love the sound , the music , the musicians , of course the ( blues ) it self ... please let me know , where and when ? they are performing at a ( hole-in-the-wall ) or a boat party . my phone # - ///-///-/// , my e-mail - ///@///.com , thank you very much . please reply ,

Leroy

Daddy B Nice replies:

Dear Leroy,

Daddy B. Nice’s Concert Calendar. That’s the ticket.

Daddy B Nice

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CONCERT LETTERS: re: "Mississippi Boy" SINGER WILL T's HOMETOWN CHICAGO GIG; re: DEARTH OF CONCERTS, BLUES IS ALRIGHT TOUR, LAST WEEK OF MARCH



Dadddy B. Nice,

re: Daddy B. Nice's Artist Guide to Will T.

WOW! Shows how much I don't know . . .

I've been an admirer of Jo Jo Murray and the Top Flight Band for years -- for all this time, I never realized that it was the "real" Will T. singing on that show! (That Thursday night gig Will mentioned, by the way, is at the Hot City Lounge, 7432 S. Racine, Chicago -- well worth checking out for any blues/soul-blues fans looking for the "real thing") --

Not sure how nit-picky you want to be, but I'm guessing that the address of Hamberlin's studio where the original "Mississippi Boy" was recorded was 70th and South Shore, not "7th" -- I went to his studio one time for an article I was doing on Stan Mosley and the late Lee Morris; I'm pretty sure that's where it was. And yes, Michael Mayberry would most likely be the "partner" he was talking about.

David W.

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Sounds like one of those "it's-a-small-world" moments, David. Will T's "Mississippi Boy" is really one of the very best and most iconic contemporary southern soul songs, and I'll never forget how neglected it was, and how much I fought to give it visibility, and how easily it might have slipped through the cracks, disappeared, and never seen the "light of day." And in case you catch Will T. live in Chicago, definitely go up and request "Mississippi Boy." He told me how excited he was when that happened during a gig. And the crowd went wild hearing him do it.

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Hello Daddy B. Nice!

My wife and I want to see some Southern Soul music the last week of March 23-29. Nothing is on the calender yet. The Blues is Alright Tour would be ideal, but I can't find a website that lists the shows. I'll keep my fingers crossed something comes up. Thanks!

Jim in Oregon

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Hi Jim,

I've been watching that week (the last week of March) in the Concert Calendar since I received your letter, and it's still empty. Your letter brings up a couple of issues. With job schedules, plane flights, etc. having to be lined up so far in advance, it's not easy finding Southern Soul gigs, which have much shorter promotional windows.

RE: the Blues Is Alright Tour: I don't know this for a fact, but I suspect the cost of generating a new website page annually got to be too much. I don't believe they posted a page last year, either.

Finally, it is a kick getting southern soul letters from lily-white states like Colorado, Utah and Oregon (no offense intended, of course). It shows how much this music is seeping into all corners of the country.

Daddy B. Nice

Jim from Oregon replies

Daddy, I am trying to get my wife to relocate out of this "lilly white" hippie town called Eugene. The "brown water" as you have detailed in some of your travel posts in places like Jackson is a little off-putting. We like clean air, water and access to healthy food. It is really the only reason to live in Oregon. Other cities like Austin have gotten so expensive and are so hot that we can't seem to find the right place that suits us. Virginia looks interesting, and I would love to catch a Big G show and then on down to some Roy C and then all of the more popular usual stuff nearby.

Culturally the whole NW is a wasteland. Seattle, Portland, SF are DEAD for even blues, let alone Southern Soul. Los Angeles has quite a bit going on that is totally underground. My wife's family is there so I get my heaping helping when I go there. If you ever go there (and you should just to see the regular blues/soul gigs), I have a buddy Allen Larman that is the hippest music lover there. He knows about you and would love to show you around if you haven't already had contact with him. There are a lot of regular gigs that are great in LA! Not exactly the contemporary Southern Soul artists obviously, but great blues and soul that you would appreciate. A few Evejim artists like Sir Stan and Jackie Jackson, a guy named Joe Kincaid, Darryl "Duffy" Glen, Sonny Green and others.

Thank for keeping an eye out for me. I have been checking the website regularly. I don't think it is going to happen this year. I know about that "Blues is Alright" Tour. They have no website for it. Promotion is a big problem for the Southern Soul shows. It is such a local scene, one has to really do a lot of digging, so I appreciate your efforts!

Check out this garage band the Oblivians doing Stephanie McDee's Call the Police. Funny, a garage band covering a Southern Soul/Gospel artist.

Listen to The Oblivions singing Stephanie McDee's "Call The Police" on YouTube.

Best,

Jim

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THANKS & CORRECTION RE: JUREESA MCBRIDE'S "DID I LAY IT ON YOU RIGHT" SINGLE

Greeting Daddy B. Nice,

J.S.S. Records home of the sexy, sassy, classy, soulful "Recording Artist "The Duchess" Jureesa McBride are so honored, excited, and truly humbled to have your most valuable review for the single, "Did I Lay It On Your Right" as #3 on Daddy B. Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Southern Soul Singles Review for January 2014. WoW!!!!!!!!!!!! get the fruit cake out of town WHeW!!!!!!! The Duchess Jureesa is speechless.

Thank you so much for all that you do for us as artists and keeping the world of music so honorably informed. Your efforts are by all means are highlighting where others truly overlook great talent and hardworking artists.

NOW, The Duchess Jureesa SO KINDLY request that the information mention below be corrected in your review.:

{THE DUCHESS JUREESA MCBRIDE}IS NOT THE SAME "DUCHESS" WHO RECORDED "Doin' My Job back in 2007.

Ms McBride is a new independent artist that released her first single in 2012 entitled, "Cookies N Milk" noted now as " Put Your Cookie in My Milk" on her first album entitled, I'm A Woman First, Tales of The Duchess released in 2013.

Again, this Daughter & Mother duo are so appreciative, excited. Thank you!!!!!!

WE LOVE WHAT WE DO, LET ME DO IT FOR YOU!!!!!!!!

Sincerely,

"The Duchess" Jureesa McBride & Silver Shirley Manager

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Thank you so much for the compliments and for the correction. I've made the necessary changes on Daddy B. Nice's Top 10 "Breaking" Southern Soul Singles for January 2014. Great work, and best wishes.

Daddy B. Nice

Shirley McBride replies:

We are truly humbled, so Thank You for all that you gentlemen take the time to do and thank you for the correction.

We will keep working hard. I do hope you are will truly enjoy her entire album. You all keep it MOVING . We love You all to the highest.

Silver Shirley

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RE: J-WONN'S "I GOT THIS RECORD" AND.... WILLIE CLAYTON'S COMMENTS ABOUT SOUTHERN SOUL SINGERS

Hello Daddy B Nice

I like your response to Willie Clayton's comment,

i'm on the same page with you,

I couldn't have said it any better

we need the young to step up like back in the days of Motown Stax and many other labels

music has to grow,

look how Michael Jackson reinvented himself
and shot to the top.

music is an emotional roller coaster

enjoy the ride.

and by the way I love that song

I got this record.

Floyd Hamberlin

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Thanks for the feedback, Floyd, I really appreciate it.

To read Willie Clayton's comments and Daddy B. Nice's response, go to Daddy B. Nice's Corner and scroll down to the last article at the bottom of the page.

Listen to the new video of J-Wonn singing "I Got This Record" on YouTube.


Daddy B. Nice notes:

Floyd Hamberlin wrote and produced the most popular Southern Soul song of the year just passed, Nellie "Tiger" Travis's "Mr. Sexy Man."


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RE: Sir Charles Jones' Step Dance Song



Dear Daddy B. Nice,

What is the name of: Sir Charles Jones Step Dance song?

totally blessed,
Joe Black

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Hi Joe,

You must be talking about Charles' "Two Step." Is that your song?

Listen to Sir Charles singing "Two Steps" on Blues Mix 20.

Read Daddy B. Nice's new 21st Century Artist Guide to Sir Charles Jones.

Joe replies:

Yes, that's it. Thank you so much. Happy Holidays to the whole crew !!

P.S. What cd is it on ????

Daddy B. Nice replies:

No CD or single.

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CONCERT VENUE LETTERS


Hello Daddy nice,

First let me say your event list on your website is very helpful.

My Sister and I plan to see Ms Jody on 12/20/2013 during our week vacation in the area.

Can you tell me if there are any special events on Christmas day or Christmas eve in Memphis TN or the Tunica MS area?

We are open to events during the day such as blues show and dinner, Jazz show and dinner, gospel concerts or church events.

Thanks in advance for your time and consideration.

With warm regards,

Zelda

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Dear Zelda,

Ms. Jody's Dec 20th date has been cancelled in Tunica, Ms. Other Ms. Jody dates have been added.

Daddy B. Nice

Zelda replies:

Thanks.

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Sorry for not having time to send a longer reply earlier. You probably consulted Daddy B. Nice's "Concert Calendar" in the meantime.

Ms. Jody's in Camden, Alabama on New Year's Eve. Otherwise, not too much around Memphis with the exception of the big concert with Sweet Angel and Mr. Sam and Big John Cummings.

Best,
Daddy B. Nice

Zelda replies:

Thanks for the update, we found lots of great things to do while we were there.

We plan on returning during the summer.

Zelda

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RE: Memphis Concert Update

Greetings --

I think I've confirmed where that Sunday night set is. It's not at Mr. A's, which used to be in the Airport Inn on Brooks; it's at 1405 Airways, it used to be called The Blue Worm, and apparently now it's simply called "The Blues Night Club." There's another place on Winchester that's been featuring Nate Dogg on Friday nights, but I don't know the exact details about that one.

David Whiteis

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RE: Soul Music Town For A Vacation: Austin?

Hi, Daddy B. Nice,

I discovered Austin, TX has a soul music scene. I'm thinking about Austin for my next soul music vacation. What have you heard about the scene there?

Happy holidays,

Annie

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Happy holidays to you, too, Annie. I've actually written about the favorable soul music scene in Austin in the last year or two. I can't remember which Southern Soul artists have appeared there, but they are starting to trickle in and make the genre visible. As college towns go, Austin is definitely one of the best for soul music.

Daddy B. Nice.

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THANK YOU LETTERS

RE: STEPHANIE MCDEE RETURN OF THE SOUTHERN SOUL QUEEN CD REVIEW


Hello Mr. DaddyBNice,

This is Ms. Stephanie McDee and I am so sorry for getting back with you so late but I have been on the run doing concerts and filming a new movie called "Mississippi Blues". I'm just getting time to sit down and go through my email. When I began to read all the beautiful things you said about me it brought joy and tears to my eyes. That you would pick my favorite song on the whole album and make it number one on your Top Ten for October. I am so excited thank you for welcoming this lost black sheep back to the fold it means the world to me!!!!!!!!!!
Ms. Stephanie McDee
The Southern Soul Queen

Daddy B. Nice had written:

I searched a year for the title and artist to this song--the old story of the shepherd obsessed with the one "lost" black sheep out beyond the known flock. Then, the other day, the artist herself--"Monkey Talking" Stephanie McDee--dropped it in your Daddy B. Nice's lap.

(From Daddy B. Nice's "Breaking" Southern Soul Singles Review for OCTOBER 2013: #1 "When I Step In The Club"--Stephanie McDee)

And, a month later, Stephanie McDee wrote:

Dear Mr. Daddy B. Nice

Hello how have you been doing? I seen the November charts and I was so excited and amazed to see "The Lion Of Judah" charted number one along side with "When I Step In The Club" it left me speechless. I never had no one to say that many amazing things about my music. It showed me that you really took the time to really listen to it because exactly what you said is the feel I wanted to have which is the flavors of the sixties. That real pop-soul flavor because that was real music back then and because I really wanted to capture that sound and bring it back to this era. I thank you so much for noticing the style of music in each song and most of all I thank you for the beautiful sketch of me thats funny it looks like me (laugh out loud). Thank you once again for your love and support of my music

Stephanie McDee
The Southern Soul Blues Queen

Listen to Stephanie McDee singing "When I Step In The Club" on YouTube.

Read Daddy B. Nice's Artist Guide to Stephanie McDee.

Read Daddy B. Nice's New CD Review of Stephanie McDee's RETURN OF THE SOUTHERN SOUL QUEEN.

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RE: SIMONE DE BAD BOY CD REVIEW



Daddy B. Nice,

Thank you...I will have the CD Wed. Dec. 4th. I will publish it then. I have already done the leg work, I was waiting on the actual arrival. Thank you again!!!!!

By the way....I would like to say this as humble as I can. I paid cash money for the Rights of "Feel So Good." Karen Wolfe later called me and apologized for accusing me of (using the background of "Man Enough") without permission. I have the documentation and her producer made her aware of it. So I was never a burglar. I'm 48 years old kicking high!!! LOL!!!! Thank you again!!!!!

Simone De

Listen to Simone De singing "Feel So Good" on YouTube.

Read Daddy B. Nice's Artist Guide to Simone De

Read Daddy B. Nice's New CD Review of Simone De's BAD BOY CD.

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HARD ON LAMORRIS?

Hey Daddy,

Thought you were a little hard on LaMorris in your Oct. song analysis. There actually is a bridge in "It's Whatever."

Keep up great work.

Chuck D.

Daddy B. Nice had written in October's #7 "Breaking" Southern Soul Singles Review:

Musically, LaMorris still needs more melody, more sophisticated song structure--like verses, choruses, bridges?--in which to exhibit his prodigious vocal talent.

Listen to LaMorris Williams singing "It's Whatever" on YouTube.

Daddy B. Nice replies:

You're right. I'm glad you brought that up, Chuck D., so I can make amends. Since I've been listening to the song more I hear the bridge, too--one of the high points of the song, actually--beginning with the words--

"Whatever you want,
Just ask LaMorris..."

I guess what I was getting at was LaMorris's tendency of recording simple, basically one-or-two-chord songs, R.L. Burnside-like, the two great exceptions being of course his two biggest and more melodious hits, "Impala" and "Pretty Lady." (And in concert, "Pretty Lady" seems to have even more of a melody than on the recording.)

However, LaMorris's very first song--the one your Daddy B. Nice first got into--was a one-chord song, "Ring On Your Finger." It was great, but you just hope that a young artist doesn't take it as an excuse to box himself in.

Daddy B. Nice

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Speaking of songwriting, here's a note from Luther Lackey of interest to artists looking for material....

Hey Yall,

It's me, Luther Lackey/ Mama Southern Soul.

I'm not recording anymore but I'm writing songs, so IF YOU KNOW SOMEONE (Male or Female) WHO NEEDS A HIT, have them call me...(601) 951-3617- If they broke, don't waste my time nor theirs.

Daddy B. Nice notes:

Luther sent this out with a good uptempo song called "The Mississippi Twerk" performed by Narvel Echols (in a very Lackey-ish style).

And please, no freeloaders.

Luther Lackey adds:

Call Mr. Narvel Echols at 662-299-3932
for radio service for "Mississippi Twerk" and bookings...

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QUICK HITS: STEVIE J. REVIEW?


Hi Daddy,

I understand you like what Stevie J do a lot. Will you review his latest album? I like it a lot.

Best,

Tommy,
Sweden


Daddy B. Nice replies:

I'm looking forward to it--as long as he sends it to me.

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QUICK HITS: THANKS FOR "I HEAR YOU KNOCKING" COMMENTARY

Dear Daddy B Nice

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for trying to straighten out this misinformed information concerning the song "I Hear you Knocking". From the heart of...

Romo

Go To Gina Brown & Divas page, scroll down to Mystery Lady.

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RE: SOUL MUSIC TOWN FOR A VACATION?

DADDY B. NICE SINGS THE PRAISES OF JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI. (With new replies....)

Hi, Daddy B..

In June, I went to Memphis for a soul music vacation. The museums made it all worthwhile, but I could not find live soul music anywhere in Memphis except for the house band at B.B. King's.

Would you please recommend a city where there are several venues for live soul music?

All the best,

Annie

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Great question, Annie.

Readers assume your Daddy B. Nice only posts concerts that my network of contacts send into the website. But I routinely scour the newspapers of likely "soul" cities like Memphis for more concert venues to post, and I never fail to be disappointed at the dearth of live soul music in Memphis with its rich rhythm-and-blues demographic.

However, there is a Shangri-la for soul enthusiasts--my home-away-from-home, my virtual hometown--Jackson, Mississippi, which I have been touting for years as the mecca of southern soul, the home of Southern Soul's greatest record label (Malaco) and Southern Soul's greatest radio station (WMPR), the town where every new southern soul artist from Sir Charles Jones and T. K. Soul right up to present-day stars like Tre' Williams, Lina, L. J. Echols, LaMorris Williams and J-Wonn have come to be ordained by southern soul's most fanatical audiences.

On any given weekend the Jackson area's live soul offerings surpass Memphis, Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Mobile, Chicago, Nashville and St. Louis combined, with The Century City Complex, Jackson Convention Center, Couples Entertainment Center, The Crossroads, The E & E Blues Lounge, Burke's Detail and Club Me & You, not to mention little cafe/bars like Underground 119 and F. Jones Corner within the city limits and talent-teeming neighboring towns like Greenville/Leland, Vicksburg, Bolton, Lexington, Hattiesburg, Indianola, Canton, Meridian, Laurel, Kosciusko and Yazoo City less than an hour's drive away.

Jackson is the "land that time forgot," today's lone outpost against the flooding tide of urban/smooth R&B. Spread out more like a county seat than a state capitol, the town is easy to get around in (unless it's raining). The north side of the city has the newer, fancier motels, although my favorite is just off of I-20 on Ellis Avenue on the south (poor) side of town, where the old Ramada Inn (now called The Jacksonian, I believe), still has a two-story room called "the B. B. King" room where King and his band always stay when in town. (And where you can get a two-room suite for not much more than a $100 a night.)

What you want to do is watch Daddy B. Nice's Concert Calendar and come into town on a weekend or holiday when there are many acts performing at the same time (Mothers' Day, Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc.), and try to squeeze two or three or more live performances into the same evening or pair of evenings. I guarantee you'll never forget it, or be sorry you came.

Daddy B. Nice

Annie replies:

Hi,

Thank you for this thoughtful note. You certainly do B. Nice!

This is a lot of really useful information. I could plan a vacation around Jackson starting with just your email. (Humming that song about Jackson all the while.) I don't drive (New Yorker). Is it easy to get around Jackson and visit the various music venues using public transit or cabs?

And would Muscle Shoals, Alabama be another good place to hear live soul and old school RnB?

Thank you,

Annie

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Muscle Shoals would be a repeat of Memphis: museums (Muscle Shoals studio) dating back to the glory days, but no live music.

I'm an old New Yorker (80's) so I instantly understand your aversion to driving. No, public transit will not get you where you need to go in Jackson. You'd have to rent a car or "order" a cab.

Best wishes,

Daddy B. Nice

Annie replies:

Just need to take my Jackson vacation with a friend who drives or can split the cabfare. Thanks again for all this good information.

Please add me to your email list for events and newletters.

I'm attaching a songwriter demo to thank you. The song is called "Solid." I hope you enjoy it.

All the best,

Annie

RE: LIVE MUSIC IN MEMPHIS

Dear Daddy B. Nice

It's pretty barren, but not quite as bad as you suggest. C.C.'s lounge, 1427 Thomas, regularly features the Fade Band as their house band, and sometimes the guest vocalist is a southern soul-blues celebrity like Sheba Potts-Wright or Sweet Angel. Even if there's no special guest star featured, the band is tight, funky, and fully capable of superb vocals on their own.

There's a club at 22 N. Third St. called Memphis Sounds (adjacent to the EconoLodge motel) that features a very eclectic and soulful set on Friday nights. One of the vocalists, Big Baby, is a very good soul-blues stylist (Denise LaSalle has praised her versions of some of Denise's own hits, which isn't an everyday occurrence!) . . .

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that the Sunday night sets at Mr. A's, 1441 E. Brooks (at the Airport Inn motel) have started up again, as well.

Keyboardist Jesse Dodson (Shirley Brown, et al.) leads a band that sometimes plays on Beale Street; (word is that he's also opening up a club in West Memphis pretty soon). He and his band are of the few true southern soul-blues acts to perform on the strip.

Keep your eyes open for Ms. Nickki, as well -- excellent vocalist, performs around the Memphis area and also at some of the Tunica casinos on at least a semi-regular basis.

AND . . . unless I'm mistaken, Wild Bill's has reopened. Not sure who's performing there these days . . .

David W.

Daddy B. Nice replies:

Thanks, David, for the good information, as always. CC's is the only club you mention that I knew about. I'll post this post-haste for all the Memphis-area fans who are bumming when it comes to live music.

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Daddy B. Nice's Top 10 Souther Soul Singles

7 pm, Wednesday, March 12, 2014. Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix, Arizona.Mavis Staples. 480-478-6000.

8 pm, Friday, March 14, 2014. Masonic Temple, 500 Temple Ave., Detroit, Michigan. Mel Waiters, Willie Clayton.

Friday, March 14, 2014. Convention Hall, 915 3rd St., Alexandria, Louisiana. Cupid. 318-441-6234.

9 pm, Friday, March 14, 2014. Platinum Plus, 132 Georgetown St., Hazlehurst, Mississippi. LaMorris Williams, Mr. David. BYOB. Doors open at 8 pm.

9 pm, Friday & Saturday, March 14 & 15, 2014. Ameristar Bottleneck Blues Bar, 4146 Washington Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi. Grady Champion. (Free.)

6 pm, Saturday, March 15, 2014. Gulf City Lodge (Elks), 601 State St., Mobile, Alabama. Mister Zay, Tyree Neal, Chris Ivy, MeMe, J-Red, Lady T. Doors open at 5 pm. 251-643-2608.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Revel Ovation Hall, 500 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Aretha Franklin. 609-572-6488.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Radisson Star Plaza Theatre, 800 East 81st Avenue, Merrillville, Indiana. Chi-Town Blues Festival. Blues Is Alright Tour. Mel Waiters, Bobby Rush, Sir Charles Jones, Willie Clayton, Floyd Taylor (R.I.P.), Latimore, Theodis Ealey. 219-769-6311.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Biloxi, Mississippi. Percy Sledge, Clarence Carter. 877-877-6256.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Dreyfoos Concert Hall, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach, Florida. Smokey Robinson. 561-832-7469.

2 pm, Saturday, March 15, 2014. Daisy Stocking Park, 550 3rd Ave, Daytona Beach, Florida. Southern Soul Blues Fest. Bigg Robb, Falisa JaNaye, R-3. 386-931-3456.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Island View Casino, 3300 West Beach Blvd., Gulfport, Mississippi.The Temptations featuring Dennis Edwards. 228-314-2100.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. The Penguin, 1100 John R. Lynch St. #6A, Jackson, Mississippi. Stevie J's Homecoming Celebration. Stevie J. 769-251-5222.

8 pm, Saturday, March 15, 2014. Saenger Theater, 201 Forest St., Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Denise LaSalle, The Real Brown Sugar and more. 601-402-3462. Doors open at 7 pm.

Saturday, March 15, 2014. Gulf City Lodge, 601 State St., Mobile, Alabama. Mister Zay, Tyree Neal.

Sunday, March 16, 2014. Knight Concert Hall, Adrienne Arsht Center, 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Florida. Smokey Robinson. 305-949-6722.

Wednesday, March 19, 2014. Duck Room, Blueberry Hill, 6504 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri.Chuck Berry. 314-727-4444.

Friday, March 21, 2014. U.N.O. Lakefront Arena, 6801 Franklin Ave., New Orleans, Louisiana. Blues Is Alright Tour. Sir Charles Jones, Denise LaSalle, Theodis Ealey, The Manhattans, Mel Waiters. 504-280-7171.

Friday, March 21, 2014. American Legion, 1211 Powell St., Monroe, Louisiana. Omar Cunningham. 318-325-5210.

Friday & Saturday, March 21 & 22, 2014. Ameristar Casino Bottleneck Blues Bar, 4116 Washington St., Vicksburg, Mississippi. Stevie J. 866-667 3386.

Saturday, March 22, 2014. Nolan Normal Park, Wisner, Louisiana. L.J. Echols.

8 pm, Saturday, March 22, 2014. Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie, 1001 Performance Pl., Grand Prairie, Texas. Blackstreet. 972-854-5111.

Saturday, March 22, 2014. Dallas Convention Center, 650 S. Griffin St., Dallas, Texas. Willie Clayton. 214-939-2750.

Saturday, March 22, 2014. Neshoba County Coliseum, 12000 Highway 15 North, Suite 1, Philadelphia, Mississippi. Justa Cowboy Rodeo.Vick Allen. 601-656-5775.

Sunday, March 23, 2014. Civic Center Complex, Beaumont, Texas. Mel Waiters. 409-838-3435.

Friday & Saturday, March 28 &29, 2014. Town Lake Park, Butler Park, Austin, Texas. Austin Urban Music Festival. Cupid, Kool & The Gang, Morris Day & The Time, SWV and more. See Austin Urban Music Fest. Website.

7 pm, Saturday, March 29, 2014. Duke Energy Center For The Performing Arts, 2 E. South St., Raleigh, North Carolina. 7th Annual Raleigh Blues Festival. Blues Is Alright Tour. Mel Waiters, Sir Charles Jones, Latimore, Theodis Ealey, Klass Band Brotherhood, Maurice Wynn, T.K. Soul. 800-745-3000.

Saturday, March 29, 2014. Casino Miami Jai-Alai Fronton, 3500 NW 37th Ave., Miami, Florida. The Commodores.

Sunday, March 30, 2014. Charleston Performing Arts Center, 5001 Coliseum Dr., Charleston, South Carolina. The 3rd Annual Charleston Blues Festival. Mel Waiters, T.K. Soul, Sir Charles Jones, Latimore, Klass Band Brotherhood, Theodis Ealey, Maurice Wynn.

Sunday, March 30, 2014. Winstar Casino, 777 Casino Ave., Thackerville, Oklahoma. The Coasters, The Platters, The Drifters.

Friday, April 4, 2014. Minglewood Hall, 1555 Madison Ave., Memphis, Tennessee. The Bar-Kays. 901-312-6058.

Friday, April 4, 2014. Reliant Arena, 1 Reliant Park, Houston, Texas. Blues Is Alright Tour. Latimore, Willie Clayton, Sir Charles Jones, T. K. Soul, Mel Waiters, Millie Jackson. 832-667-1400.

Friday, April 4, 2014. The Soiled Dove, 7401 E. 1st Ave., Denver, Colorado. Booker T. Jones. 303-830-9214.

Friday, April 4, 2014. Club Elite, 6720 US Highway 49, Hattiesburg, Mississippi. L.J. Echols. 601-450-5442.

2 pm, Saturday, April 5, 2014. Greater Gulf States Fairground, 1035 Cody Road North, Mobile, Alabama. Blues Spring Fling. Sir Charles Jones, Ms. Jody, Wendell B, O. B. Buchana, Bigg Robb, T. K. Soul, Mr. David. See festival website.

12 pm (Noon), Saturday, April 5, 2014. Ladd Peebles Stadium, 1621 Virginia St., Mobile, Alabama. The Original Spring Fling 20th Anniversary. David Brinston, Willie Clayton, Nellie "Tiger" Travis, Lebrado, Lacee, Mel Waiters, Tucka, Willie Clayton. BYOB. See festival website. 251-208-2500.

2 pm, Saturday, April 5, 2014. Gray's Amusement and Entertainment Park, Hwy. 86 East of Holly Grove, Arkansas. 3rd Annual Spring Fling Blues Fest. Avail Hollywood, Billy "Soul" Bonds, Tre Williams, Sweet Angel, Willie P. Gates open at 11 am.

Sunday, April 6, 2014. The Johnny Ballman Track, Canton, Mississippi. T. K. Soul.

Sunday, April 6, 2014. Jazzi's Lounge, 2801 South University Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas. Stevie J.

Friday, Saturday & Sunday, April 11, 12, & 13, 2014. Vinoy Waterfront Park, St. Petersburg, Florida. Tampa Bay Blues Festival. Michael McDonald, Buddy Guy, Irma Thomas, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Shemekia Copeland and more. See festival website.

Saturday, April 12, 2014. The Bryan Union Hall, West Point, Mississippi. T. K. Soul.

Saturday, April 12, 2014. Atlanta Civic Center, 395 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, Georgia. The O'Jays, The Whispers, J. Anthony Brown. 404-523-6275.

7 pm, Saturday, April 12, 2014. Thomas & Mack Center, 4505 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas, Nevada. Las Vegas Soul Festival. Lenny Williams, Cameo, The Dramatics, Con Funk Shun, The Bar-Kays, The Dazz Band, The Zapp Band, Jagged Edge, Tony Toni Tone, Next, Ray, Goodman & Brown, 702-895-3761. See festival website. Doors open at 5 pm.

Friday, April 18th, 2014. The Council Of Organization, 814 45th Ave., Meridian, Mississippi. Good Friday: The Birthday Bash. Vick Allen, H-Town. 601-485-6440.

9 pm, Friday, April 18, 2014. Winston Shrine Club, 3305 Hwy. 15 South, Louisville, Mississippi. L.J. Echols. Doors open at 8 pm. 662-773-6357.

2 pm, Saturday, April 19, 2014. Stax Museum's Satellite Gift Shop, 926 E. McLemore Ave., Memphis, Tennessee. Book signing: Southern Soul-Blues. David Whiteis.

Saturday, April 19, 2014. Bryan Union Hall, 400 Lewis O'Neal Road (Cow Palace Road), West Point, Mississippi. Willie Clayton.

Saturday, April 19, 2014. R.J. Reynolds Auditorium, Reynolds High School, 301 Hawthorne Rd. N., Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 8 Track Saturday Night. The Delfonics, The Emotions, Cuba Gooding, The Main Ingredient. 336-703-4145.

7 pm, Saturday, April 19, 2014. Occasions Event Center, 379 County Road 3112, Omaha, Texas. Avail Hollywood. 903-285-0900.

Saturday, April 19, 2014. The Chic Lounge, Mansfield, Louisiana. T. K. Soul.

Friday & Saturday, April 25 & 26, 2014. 1415 S. Washington St., Vicksburg, Mississippi. 2014 RiverFest Music and Arts Festival. T. K. Soul and more. 601-218-1363.

Friday, April 25 to Sunday, May 4, 2014. 336 Camp St. #250, New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2014. Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen, Christina Aguilara, Santana, Robin Thicke, Aaron Neville, Charlie Wilson, Chaka Khan, John Fogerty, Bobby Womack, Boz Scaggs, Lyle Lovett, The Radiators, Irma Thomas, Robert Plant, Maze feat. Frankie Beverly, Keb' Mo', Delbert McClinton, John Hiatt, Al Jarreau, Johnny Winter, Branford Marsalis and many more. See New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Website. 504-410-4100.

Saturday, April 26, 2014. South Shore Room, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, 15 U.S. #50, Stateline, Nevada. The Temptations featuring Dennis Edwards. 775-588-6611.

Saturday, April 26, 2014. St. Francis County Fairgrounds, Forrest City, Arkansas. T. K. Soul.

Friday, May 2, 2014. Cotillion Ballroom, 11120 W. Kellogg, Wichita, Kansas. Mel Waiters.

8 pm, Friday, May 2, 2014. Crossett Community Center, 300 N. Florida St., Crossett, Arkansas. Avail Hollywood. 870-364-5216.

Saturday, May 3, 2014. The Elks Lodge, 3100 John R. Lynch St., Jackson, Mississippi. Omar Cunningham. 601-354-9396.

8 pm, Saturday, May 3, 2014. Fair Park Coliseum, 3921 Martin Luther King Boulevard, Dallas, Texas. Zydeco Meets The Blues. Mel Waiters.

12 pm (Noon), Saturday, May 3, 2014. Lufkin Park (Outside), Lufkin, Texas. A.L. Flemming's B-Day Bash. Avail Hollywood.

Saturday, May 3, 2014. H&H Farms, Highway 14, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. T. K. Soul. 205-372-2289.

Saturday, May 10, 2014. Home Supper Club, 430 N. Camden Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Pre-Mother's Day Show. Lenny Williams. 310-271-4663.

8 pm, Saturday, May 10, 2014. Coahoma County Expo Center, 1150 Wildcat Drive, Clarksdale, Mississippi. Mother's Day Fest. Vick Allen, Avail Hollywood, Sweet Angel, Steve Perry.662-404-6381.

Saturday, May 10, 2014. The Vineyards Entertainment Complex (formerly Whitehaven), 3270 Elvis Presley Blvd., Memphis, Tennessee. Karen Wolfe, Terry Wright, Tre Williams. 901-647-7908.

Sunday, May 11, 2014. Blues At The Zoo, Monroe, Louisiana. Mother's Day Blues At The Zoo. T. K. Soul.

3 pm, Sunday, May 11, 2014. Laurel Fairground, 1457 Ellisville Blvd., Laurel, Mississippi. Mother's Day Blues Festival. Sweet Angel, Sir Charles Jones, O.B. Buchana, Andre Lee, Chris Ivy, Lacee, Kenne Wayne, Bobby Rush, Nellie "Tiger" Travis. 734-994-0138. Gates open at 12 Noon.

Friday, May 23, 2014. Louisville Palace, 625 S. 4th Ave.,Louisville, Kentucky. Mel Waiters.

Saturday, May 24, 2014. Fair Park Arena, 2231 Bessemer Rd., Birmingham, Alabama. Mel Waiters.

Saturday, May 24, 2014. McIntosh Farms, Philadelphia, Mississippi. Omar Cunningham.

5 pm, Sunday, May 25, 2014. American Legion Post 170, 43345 Livingston Rd., Indian Head, Maryland.Mel Waiters.

Thursday, June 12, 2014. Manchester Farm, Manchester, Tennessee. Bonnaroo Music Festival 2014. Bobby Womack, Elton John, Kanye West and more. See Bonnaroo Music Festival website.

8 pm, Saturday, June 14, 2014. Hope Community Center, 800 S. Mockingbird Lane, Hope, Arkansas. Avail Hollywood.

Saturday, June 14, 2014. Lyric Opera House, Baltimore, 140 West Mt. Royal Ave., Baltimore, Maryland. Russell Thompkins Jr. & The New Stylistics, The Chi-lites. 410-685-5086.

8 pm, Saturday & Sunday, June 14 & 15, 2014. Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York. Aretha Franklin. 212-247-4777.

8 pm, Saturday, June 21, 2014. Ruston Civic Center, 401 N. Trenton St., Ruston, Louisiana.Avail Hollywood. 318-251-8613.

Saturday, July 12, 2014. L.T. Miller Community Center, 930 Lamar Ave., Yazoo City, Mississippi. Vick Allen. 662-746-9985.

Saturday, July 26, 2014. 15117 S. Ironwood, South Bend, Indiana. St. Joseph County Fair. Vick Allen, Omar Cunningham. 219-291-4870.

7 pm, Saturday, July 26, 2014. McNabb City Park, McNabb, Arkansas. Avail Hollywood.

Friday & Saturday, August 15 & 16, 2014. Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum, 1150 Lakeland Drive, Jackson, Mississippi. Jackson Rhythm & Blues Festival. Denise LaSalle, Bobby Rush, Dorothy Moore, Fantasía, Ziggy Marley, Bell Biv DeVoe, Chrisette Michele, Marc Broussard, Janiva Magness, Boney James, B. Smyth, Curtis Salgado, Homemade Jamz Blues Band, Rebirth Brass Band. 601-432-4500.

Sunday, August 31, 2014. Louisiana Purchase Garden & Zoo, 1405 Bernstein Park Rd., Monroe, Louisiana. Omar Cunningham. 318-329-2400.


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DADDY B. NICE RANKS THE 100 MOST UNDER-RATED SOUTHERN SOUL ARTISTS

We have such short memories. There's so much to fill our minds. The sheer amount of fine Southern Soul music is hidden to us during 99.9% of our waking moments. Then, out of the blue, you hear your favorite deejay play a song you'd forgotten about. For the tiniest second, the mental floodgates open. And all the performers who have taken a stab at the pinata of Southern Soul legendhood--with all the financial and emotional commitment CD-making entails--rushes in.

The artists seem beyond number. The great songs are for the taking. And Daddy B. Nice lists just a few--the top 100, the cream but by no means the entirety of the crop--below.

Each of the artists has an entry (or more) in Daddy B. Nice's Comprehensive Index, where links will automatically zip you around to relevant sound samples, chart entries, awards and CD sales.

Daddy B. Nice Notes:

Many of the following artists can now be seen in depth at Daddy B. Nice's Top 100 21st Century Southern Soul Countdown.

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Daddy B. Nice Ranks The Most Under-Rated 2nd Generation Top 100 Southern Soul Artists: With 21st Century Southern Soul Signature Classics

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1. Lenny Williams
Signature song: "Can't Nobody Do Me Like You"


2. Wendell B.
Signature song: "Just Don't Understand You"


3. Karen Wolfe
Signature song: "Man Enough"


4. Walter Waiters
Signature song: "Careful Woman/Don't Scratch My Back"


5. Bob Steele
Signature Song: "Yo Dress Is Too Short"


6. Betty Padgett
Signature Song: "Never Coming Home"


7. El' Willie
Signature Song: "You Got Me Where You Want Me"


8. Miz B.
Signature Song: "My Name Is $$$$"


9. Larry Milton
Signature Song: "Back In Love Again"


10. Lebrado
Signature Song: "I'm Missin' You Babe"


11. Renea Mitchell
Signature Song: "Seventeen Days Of Loving"


12. Stevie Jay
Signature Song: "Because Of Me"


13. Roni
Signature Song: "Fool On My Hands"


14. Joy
Signature Song: "Cuttin' Up Sideways"


15. L. J. Echols
Signature Song: "From The Back"


16. Willie B.
Signature Song: "Larry Licker"


17. Robert Hill
Signature Song: "Somebody Lied On Me"


18. Mr. David
Signature Song: "Where Do You Want Me To Put It"


19. Monique Ford
Signature Song: "Work That Body"


20. Frank-O Johnson
Signature Song: "I Was Checking Out (She Was Checking In)"


21. Pat Cooley
Signature Song: "Older Woman"


22. Ric E. Bluez
Signature Song: "Angel"


23. Lijuana
Signature Song: "Wasn't None Of You"


24. Jesse Clay
Signature Song: "Bump, Jump & Slide"


25. Napoleon
Signature Song: "Who You Been Lovin'"

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26. Earl Duke
Signature Song: "(Salt In My) Sugar Bowl"


27. Lil' Jimmie
Signature Song: "Close The Door On Yesterday (Moving On)"


28. Sergio Davis
Signature Song: "Good Loving Woman"


29. Nicole Jackson
Signature Song: "Can We Go There"


30. Willie Hill
Signature Song: "Friendly Reunion"


31. Mr. Sam
Signature Song: "Voice Mail"


32. Bobbye Johnson
Signature Song: "Saving My Love For You"


33. Da Twinky Man
Signature Song: "I'm Living On A Fixed Income"


34. Ricky White
Signature Song: "I'll Always Love You"


35. Earl Gaines
Signature Song: "It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day)"


36. Jewel J.
Signature Song: "That's My Shugga Daddy"


37. John Haley
Signature Song: "I Wanna Bump"


38. Jacquel
Signature Song: "The Twist"


39. A.P. Heavy But Sweet (Andy Pittman)
Signature Song: "Move Your Body"


40. Sweet Angel
Signature Song: "Good Girls Do Bad Things"


41. J. T. Watkins
Signature Song: "Where Did Our Love Go"


42. Dave Mack
Signature Song: "Thirteen Days"


43. Patrick Harris
Signature Song: "I Fooled You This Time"


44. La'Morris Williams
Signature Song: "Impala"


45. Simeo
Signature Song: "Windows (We Roll, Southern Soul)"


46. Lois
Signature Song: "Slippin' And Slidin'"


47. Jo-Us Band
Signature Song: "I'll Be Doggone"


48. Dickie Williams
Signature Song: "Dog Kinda Love"


49. Sterling Williams
Signature Song: "Heartache Medicine"


50. Jerry L.
Signature Song: "Girls In Tha Hood"

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51. The Rhythm All Stars
Signature Song: "Stuck"


52. Mr. X
Signature Song: "Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle"


53. Lacee Reed
Signature Song: "Lacee's Groove"


54. Al Lindsey
Signature Song: "Missing You"


55. The Chairman Of The Board
Signature Song: "All In The Family"


56. Lil' Fallay
Signature Song: "Love Under Arrest"


57. Wilton Lombard
Signature Song: "It's A Cruel World"


58. Mose Stovall
Signature Song: "Don't Stop The Music"


59. Ernie Lindsey
Signature Song: "My Name Is The Blues"


60. Lola
Signature Song: "The Sweetest Thing"


61. Maurice Davis
Signature Song: "It Ain't My Hat, It Ain't My Shoes"


62. David G.
Signature Song: "Southern Blues With A Twist"


63. The Mystery Man
Signature Song: "Better Stop Dogging Me Around"


64. Michelle Miller
Signature Song: "Good Loving Made Me Cry"


65. Mack Davis & B. J. Miller
Signature Song: "Bill"


66. Cupid
Signature Song: "Cupid Shuffle"


67. The Duchess
Signature Song: "Doin' My Job"


68. Demond Crump
Signature Song: "White Man's War"


69. Chandra Calloway
Signature Song: "Gotta Find Me Somebody"


70. Little Phil
Signature Song: "Blues Party"


71. Walt Love
Signature Song: "Mr. Love"


72. Pookie Lane
Signature Song: "Southern Woman"


73. Aaron Young
Signature Song: "Money Or Fame"


74. Ms. Monique
Signature Song: "Mr. Do Right"


75. Coco
Signature Song: "Crazy 'Bout You Baby"

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76. Stephanie McDee
Signature Song: "Monkey Talk"


77. Larome Powers
Signature Song: "Shake And Shimmy"


78. Lou Pride
Signature Song: "Midnight Call"


79. Willis Pugh
Signature Song: "Sit Down On It"


80. Raine
Signature Song: "Find Out What She Likes"


81. John Ainsley
Signature Song: "My Lover (She Treats Me Like A Stranger)"


82. Arthur Foy
Signature Song: "Don't Stop My Party"

83. Andre' Lee
Signature Song: "One Night Stand"


84. Leon McMullen
Signature Song: "After This Night Is Gone"


85. O. T. Sykes
Signature Song: "Loneliness Inside Me"


86. Nolan Struck
Signature Song: "My Nerves Are Going Bad"


87. Big Joe
Signature Song: "I Like Big Girls"


88. The Winstons
Signature Song: "Everything Is Gonna Be All Right"


89. April
Signature Song: "Down Home Blues"


90. Stacy Mitchhart
Signature Song: "Things Have Changed"


91. Bertha Payne
Signature Song: "Save Your Breath"


92. Tyree Neal
Signature Song: "I Heard It In The Neighborhood"


93. James Smith
Signature Song: "Plumber Man"


94. Fred Bolton
Signature Song: "Must Be Jelly"


95. Big G
Signature Song: "Thank You Girl"


96. Clarence Dobbins
Signature Song: "Don't Give Up On Me"


97. Sherman Hunter
Signature Song: "Old Neighborhood"


98. Judi Brown Eyes
Signature Song: "Sam"


99. Lorraine Turner
Signature Song: "You Lost A Fortune"


100. Patrick Henry
Signature Song: "Love Me Easy"



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