The gifted Alabama vocalist Clarence Mann made some really excellent southern soul in the 70s and 80s both as a solo artist and as lead singer in the True Image group, but never seemed to get that big break. And although the settings he recorded in were much “softer” and had bigger orchestration than vocalists who made music in the 60s, his gruff tones, super sense of timing and gospel phrasing were absolutely in the same grand tradition. Over the years he worked a lot with producer James Terry
2018
Izipho Soul
7", Single, S/Edition
2017
Izipho Soul
7"
1986
Expansion
12"
1985
California Gold
7", Promo
1985
1983
Spirit Records (15)
LP
1978
Flower's Records
7"
1976
Flower's Records
7"
1975
Gram O Phon Records
7", Mono, Promo
1973
T&M Records
7", Single
Gram O Phon Records
7", Promo
2021
Wagram Music
LP, Comp, RM
1991
RCA, BMG
CD, Album, RE + CD, Album, RE + CD, Album, RE + Bo
1962
2014
PTG Records, PTG Records, PTG Records, PTG Records, PTG Records, PTG Records
10xCD + Box, Comp
2012
PTG Records
2xCD, Comp
2012
Good Vibes Productions (2)
2xCD, Comp
2012
Active Force Records, Active Force Music Group
5xCD, Comp
2012
Active Force Records, Active Force Music Group
5xCD, Comp
2011
Legend Music Productions
CD, Comp, Mixed + DVD, Comp
2010
Active Force Records
2xCD, Comp
2006
Active Force Records
CD, Comp
Black Cats
CD, Album, Comp, M/Print
2000
The Collector Series (2)
CD, Comp, Mixtape, Unofficial, No
The Collector Series (2)
CD, Comp, Unofficial
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