Latimore
Born in the small town of Charleston, Tennessee, singer-songwriter and pianist
Benjamin Latimore began to make a name for himself playing piano in and around
Florida in the late 1960s and playing sessions for the Miami-based Dade label.
Latimore subsequently signed to Glades and recorded a heavily revamped version
of 'Stormy Monday', the 1947 blues classic by T-Bone Walker. Latimore's version
moved away from the original recording's slow twelve bar blues replacing it with
a syncopated, upbeat jazz style which completely altered the mood of the song.
Latimore's version brought him...
Let's Straighten It OutLatimore
Somethin' 'Bout 'ChaLatimore
Ain't Nothing You Can DoLatimore
If You Were My WomanLatimore
Noite GeladaLatimore
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Somethin' 'Bout 'ChaLatimore
It Ain't Where You Been... It's Where You're Goin'
Ain't Nothing You Can DoLatimore
Let's Straighten It Out - More, More, More Latimore
If You Were My WomanLatimore
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Noite GeladaLatimore
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