Guest mel brat Posted April 28, 2009 Share Posted April 28, 2009 (edited) According to the latest 'Soul Patrol Newsletter', a certain Lou Wilson & Today's People have a new CD out in the States. Now this just HAS to be Lou EDWARDS of "Talkin' Bout Poor Folks' fame doesn't it?? His bio (reproduced below from the SPN), lists a release on US Columbia which I take to be the official a-side of the aforementioned Mecca/Northern classic(?) (I hope I'm not "stating the bleeding obvious" on this one, but I didn't know anything about Lou Edwards/Wilson previously!) Maybe we can him get on site for a chat? MONEY TALK: LOU WILSON & TODAY'S PEOPLE - Whip It, Settle Down, Money Talk, Around the Corner from Love, Dog in the House, Taking over my Baby's Mind, If It Ain't Broke, Don't Try to Fix It, Roots of My Heart, I'm Not Limited, You Laid Your Love On Me, Mis-high and Mighty, Ain't Been Hittin It, I Heard It Through the Grapvine, Can I Depend On You. Hosted by "nightrain" and introduced by Ms. Mabel John & Funkadelic BIO: Lou Wilson Born in Senatobia MS. Later his family moved to Memphis TN. While being raised in Memphis Lou listened to and was influenced by many of the local greats such as Elmore James Howlin' Wolf, B B King, Johnny Ace and Little Junior Parker to name a few. He has performed in Canada in the Maximum Blues Festival. As a performer Lou has the talent of being a soulful singer and songwriter. He had a long career going back to the fifties with a group he founded: Wade Flemons and the New Comers, who had a top R&B hit "Here I Stand" on Chicago's Vee-Jay Records. As a solo performer Lou was successful with "This Love is Getting Deeper" on Kent Records. "Got To Be Me" on Columbia Records and four releases on Detroit Crew Records titled: "On The Right Track, "True Blues", "Prime Time", and the brand new hottest release "Blue Groove". His music will keep your head bopping and your fingers popping, your feet moving and your body grooving to the soulful sounds of this dynamic recording artist, Lou Wilson. MONEY TALK is Lou Wilson's latest CD. It consists of sounds of southern soul, blues and R&B. --'Roots of My Heart' has a country flavor. --'Miss-High and Mighty' is talking about what's going on in the world today. --'I Heard It through The Grapevine' is a remix with horns. Some of the songs are nice dance songs. This CD has a nice mix of music. Lou had a mix of great musicians that he worked with. Lou's music is famous world wide, including Belgium, England and Japan. This is Lou's fifth CD. https://www.allorecords.com Edited April 28, 2009 by mel brat Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Pete S Posted April 28, 2009 Share Posted April 28, 2009 According to the latest 'Soul Patrol Newsletter', a certain Lou Wilson & Today's People have a new CD out in the States. Now this just HAS to be Lou EDWARDS of "Talkin' Bout Poor Folks' fame doesn't it?? His bio (reproduced below from the SPN), lists a release on US Columbia which I take to be the official a-side of the aforementioned Mecca/Northern classic(?) Definitely the same chap Mel. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Steve Plumb Posted April 28, 2009 Share Posted April 28, 2009 According to the latest 'Soul Patrol Newsletter', a certain Lou Wilson & Today's People have a new CD out in the States. Now this just HAS to be Lou EDWARDS of "Talkin' Bout Poor Folks' fame doesn't it?? His bio (reproduced below from the SPN), lists a release on US Columbia which I take to be the official a-side of the aforementioned Mecca/Northern classic(?) (I hope I'm not "stating the bleeding obvious" on this one, but I didn't know anything about Lou Edwards/Wilson previously!) Maybe we can him get on site for a chat? MONEY TALK: LOU WILSON & TODAY'S PEOPLE - Whip It, Settle Down, Money Talk, Around the Corner from Love, Dog in the House, Taking over my Baby's Mind, If It Ain't Broke, Don't Try to Fix It, Roots of My Heart, I'm Not Limited, You Laid Your Love On Me, Mis-high and Mighty, Ain't Been Hittin It, I Heard It Through the Grapvine, Can I Depend On You. Hosted by "nightrain" and introduced by Ms. Mabel John & Funkadelic BIO: Lou Wilson Born in Senatobia MS. Later his family moved to Memphis TN. While being raised in Memphis Lou listened to and was influenced by many of the local greats such as Elmore James Howlin' Wolf, B B King, Johnny Ace and Little Junior Parker to name a few. He has performed in Canada in the Maximum Blues Festival. As a performer Lou has the talent of being a soulful singer and songwriter. He had a long career going back to the fifties with a group he founded: Wade Flemons and the New Comers, who had a top R&B hit "Here I Stand" on Chicago's Vee-Jay Records. As a solo performer Lou was successful with "This Love is Getting Deeper" on Kent Records. "Got To Be Me" on Columbia Records and four releases on Detroit Crew Records titled: "On The Right Track, "True Blues", "Prime Time", and the brand new hottest release "Blue Groove". His music will keep your head bopping and your fingers popping, your feet moving and your body grooving to the soulful sounds of this dynamic recording artist, Lou Wilson. MONEY TALK is Lou Wilson's latest CD. It consists of sounds of southern soul, blues and R&B. --'Roots of My Heart' has a country flavor. --'Miss-High and Mighty' is talking about what's going on in the world today. --'I Heard It through The Grapevine' is a remix with horns. Some of the songs are nice dance songs. This CD has a nice mix of music. Lou had a mix of great musicians that he worked with. Lou's music is famous world wide, including Belgium, England and Japan. This is Lou's fifth CD. https://www.allorecords.com 'I got to be me' is of course the 'other' side of the magnificent 'Talkin' 'bout poor folks'. It's also a damn fine tune too I have the 'Blues Groove' CD and there's a couple of good tracks on there. Must get round to getting those other 4 including the new one as there must be other good stuff on them!!!! 'Talkin' 'bout poor folks' is a desert island disc for me as it must be for many others on here? Hope he has lots of success with his new CD! Cheers Steve Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Sean Hampsey Posted April 28, 2009 Share Posted April 28, 2009 I have the 'Money Talk' album, from October last year. It is Lou Edwards. Best track for me is "Around The Corner From Love". Nice midtempo real instruments and a lovely muted horn. I've put on a few CD's for a few folk. Sean Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
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