How far has James Brown fallen? He’ll be playing under our musical mountain this summer, as will Willie Nelson. What a pity.
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I realise this is perhaps beside the point of the post - but wasn’t Ray Charles the ‘Godfather of Soul’? I thought so at least.
Wish we had more ‘big’ names come to Santa Fe - they tend to go more to Albuquerque [Grossness] - who really wants to travel that far!!!
Enjoy y’all!
In fact, Raman was correct and James Brown was the “Godfather of Soul.” I do not recall Ray Charles being refered to as a Godfather of anything. He certainly had soul though.
http://www.godfatherofsoul.com/
OOPS! perhaps it is my personal preference that reared its head - I grew up with a great respect for Ray Charles and his music and his humour. Actually, I have nothing to say about Mr. Brown.