Johnny Adams
After frequenting several gospel groups, he recorded a minor hit on his own in
1962, "A Loosing Battle". Recognition came in 1967 with a song conceived in the
country-soul style of the time: "Reconsider Me".
Despite a warm, expressive timbre somewhat reminiscent of Ray Charles, he failed
to break into the American charts, or to stay with his record companies
(Atlantic, Ariola). In 1992, however, he delivered a fine album, The Real Me, a
rehabilitation of the blues repertoire composed by Doc Pomus.
I Won't Cry
Johnny Adams
Reconsider MeJohnny Adams
Reconsider MeJohnny Adams, Peggy Scott and Jo Jo Benson
There Is Always One More TimeJohnny Adams
She Said the Same Things to MeJohnny Adams
This Time I'm Gone for GoodJohnny Adams
I Won't Cry
Johnny AdamsReconsider Me
3:01
Reconsider MeJohnny Adams
Night Train To Nashville: Music City Rhythm & Blues
Reconsider MeJohnny Adams, Peggy Scott and Jo Jo Benson
New Orleans Soul 60's
3:48
There Is Always One More TimeJohnny Adams
Bowfinger [B.O.F.]
3:41
She Said the Same Things to MeJohnny Adams
4:08
This Time I'm Gone for GoodJohnny Adams
