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Arthur Alexander

Early R&B
Soul music
Arthur Alexander was born on May 10, 1940 in Sheffield, Alabama. In 1960 he began his musical career by recording his first single, Sally Sue Brown, under the name June Alexander for Judd Records. In 1961 he recorded You Better Move On at FAME Studios in Florence, Alabama, a hit that would later be covered by major artists. Soon after, his song Anna (Go to Him) became a U.S. R&B Top Ten hit and was performed by acts including the Beatles. In 1962, Every Day I Have to Cry was recorded by Steve Alaimo, reaching the Billboard charts and later covered by Dusty Springfield. During the...
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Soldier of LoveArthur Alexander
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Where Have You Been (All My Life)Arthur Alexander
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If It's Really Got to Be This WayArthur Alexander
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Anna (Go to Him)Arthur Alexander
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You Better Move OnArthur Alexander
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Anna (Go to Him)Arthur Alexander
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Soldier of LoveArthur Alexander

Soldier Of Love / Where Have You Been (All My Life)

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Where Have You Been (All My Life)Arthur Alexander

Soldier Of Love / Where Have You Been (All My Life)

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If It's Really Got to Be This WayArthur Alexander

Lonely Just Like Me

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Anna (Go to Him)Arthur Alexander

Pet Sounds

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You Better Move OnArthur Alexander

You Are My Lucky Star

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Anna (Go to Him)Arthur Alexander

Night Train To Nashville: Music City Rhythm & Blues

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