Charles Mann

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Soul singer and songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, (born, December 29th, 1949 - died, April 24, 1991), ASCAP IPI# 66264372
Recorded for ABC Records during 1970's.

For the Louisiana swamp pop musician use Charles Mann

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Do It Again

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Red Red Wine

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Walk Of Life

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Sho Nuff No Funny Stuff

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Keep Your Arms Around Me

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1989
1973

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October 29, 1989

Riverside Centroplex

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States


June 30, 1973

Soul Train Studios

Los Angeles, California, United States

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Charles Mann has released 1 album since 1973. Notable releases include Say You Love Me Too. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Charles Mann's most-played tracks include Do It Again, Red Red Wine, Walk Of Life, Sho Nuff No Funny Stuff, Keep Your Arms Around Me. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

Soul singer and songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, (born, December 29th, 1949 - died, April 24, 1991), ASCAP IPI# 66264372Recorded for ABC Records during 1970's.For the Louisiana swamp pop musician use Charles Mann

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