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I'm Not Ashamed by Bobby Mcclure
Bobby Mcclure
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Bobby McClure April 21 1942 Chicago Illinois – November 13 1992 Los Angeles California Was An American Soul Singer. McClure Was Raised In St. Louis And Sang In Church And Gospel Groups In His Youth. He Sang With The Soul Stirrers Then Led By Sam Cooke In The 1950s And Moved Into Secular Music Soon After Singing With Bobby & The Vocals Big Daddy Jenkins And Oliver Sain. McClure Scored Two Hit Singles In The U.S. In 1965 And Thereafter Helped Launch The Careers Of Little Milton And Fontella Bass During This Time He Also Played With Otis Clay And Shirley Brown. McClure Moved On From Music In The 1970s Working In An Illinois Jail As A Corrections Officer Though He Recorded Some Singles In The 1980s. 1 McClure Suffered A Brain Aneurysm In 1992 And Died Of Complications From A Stroke Soon After. Edit Charting Singles
"Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" 1965 US #33 US Black Singles #5 2 "You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone " 1965 US #91 US Black Singles #27 2
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Bobby McClure April 21 1942 Chicago Illinois – November 13 1992 Los Angeles California Was An American Soul Singer. McClure Was Raised In St. Louis And Sang In Church And Gospel Groups In His Youth. He Sang With The Soul Stirrers Then Led By Sam Cooke In The 1950s And Moved Into Secular Music Soon After Singing With Bobby & The Vocals Big Daddy Jenkins And Oliver Sain. McClure Scored Two Hit Singles In The U.S. In 1965 And Thereafter Helped Launch The Careers Of Little Milton And Fontella Bass During This Time He Also Played With Otis Clay And Shirley Brown. McClure Moved On From Music In The 1970s Working In An Illinois Jail As A Corrections Officer Though He Recorded Some Singles In The 1980s. 1 McClure Suffered A Brain Aneurysm In 1992 And Died Of Complications From A Stroke Soon After. Edit Charting Singles
"Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" 1965 US #33 US Black Singles #5 2 "You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone " 1965 US #91 US Black Singles #27 2 read less
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"Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" 1965 US #33 US Black Singles #5 2 "You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone " 1965 US #91 US Black Singles #27 2 read less
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