I Know What To do To Satisfy You~Roy Roberts~1968 скачать в хорошем качестве

I Know What To do To Satisfy You~Roy Roberts~1968

Roy Roberts, Blues singer, guitarist, song writer, producer and label mogul, born in 1942, Livingston, TN. As a young man, Roy Roberts was pretty sure that there had to be a better way to make a living than breaking his back on the family farm. When he arrived to live with his uncle in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1961, the aspiring musician was excited to discover a nightlife and music scene that was thriving. One night, their luck with the girls running not too hot, Roy and his friends hit the the El Rocco Club to catch R&B crooner Jerry Butler. That night, when Butler took an intermission, Roy had his career epiphany. As the group left the stage, a throng of female fans flocked to the boys in the backup band. He knew in his heart right then that the music business was where he was supposed to be. He first learned piano and gospel music with his mother but eventually he bought his first guitar, a “Sears Silver Tone”, and began playing R & B with a Greensboro Ponderosa club house band. There he had the opportunity to play in the same venue as legends like Clarence Carter, Joe Tex, Eddie Floyd, Dee Clark, Solomon Burke, and Otis Redding. He even was for a time part of Solomon Burke’s orchestra and later in Eddie Floyd's group (Some 30 years later Roy produced Eddie's comeback CD "To The Bone", released on Roy's Rock House Records imprint). Perhaps his greatest learning experience came in 1965 when he played guitar for the "Big O" Otis Redding! In honour of the departed legend, Roy cut his very first single "The Legend Of Otis Redding" following Redding's tragic death. For a time he was on the road with his band as the Roy Roberts Experience Since the 1960s, Roy Roberts has continued to adapt. Performing as a sideman or as lead singer; in the studio or on tour; attracting international audiences and winning awards playing everything from R&B and Beach Music (with an inevitable but brief foray into disco) to a successful decade on the Country Music circuit. Roy Roberts has navigated the music business from all angles. He’s also been one of the key figures on the relatively obscure but pivotal Greensboro music scene – The Gate City was as important to the Chitin Circuit of the 1960s and 70s as it was for the trains that stopped here on their run from New York to New Atlanta. If you enjoy this video please hit the like button and please share. If you want to see more of my content hit the subscribe button and the notification bell. For all your music collector needs, go to Circular Sound Norwich. https://www.discogs.com/seller/circul... Also check out Mod One in Norwich, for all your Mod needs. https://modone.co.uk