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Girl, I’m Just One Parlay Away (1980) 🔔 Subscribe to AI For The Culture's channel: https://bit.ly/AIFTCYT Follow AI For The Culture:   / _aifortheculture     / _ai4theculture   About the artist: J.T. Robinson was a charismatic figure who rose from the smoky backrooms of underground gambling dens to the glitzy stages of 1970s soul music. Born and raised in Chicago, J.T. spent much of his early life running numbers and battling a crippling gambling addiction. His knack for rhythm, honed while rattling dice and memorizing betting slips, found its way into music when he picked up a guitar to pass the time between bets. It wasn’t long before he realized his true calling lay not in the odds but in the soulful melodies of his heart. After a chance meeting with producer Eddie “Stacks” Washington in 1976, J.T. transitioned from the streets to the studio. Washington recognized the raw emotion in J.T.’s voice and encouraged him to pour his tumultuous life story into his music. J.T. released his debut album Betting on Love in 1977, which received critical acclaim for its vulnerability and grit. However, it was his 1980 breakout hit “Girl, I’m Just One Parlay Away” that catapulted him to stardom. The song, a soulful ballad about hitting a parlay. J.T.’s career was marked by both triumph and turbulence. Despite his success, he remained grounded, often using his platform to speak about the dangers of gambling addiction and the importance of second chances. His music, rich with tales of redemption and resilience, earned him a devoted following and a lasting legacy in the world of soul. Though he stepped away from the spotlight in the late 1980s, J.T. “Parlay” Robinson remains a testament to the power of transformation and the healing magic of music.