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Biografía

Lyn Collins was born in Lexington, Kentucky on June 12, 1948. She later moved to Abilene, Texas, where she spent most of her childhood. Her singing career actually began at the age of 14, recording a song called 'Unlucky In Love'. She was later discovered by James Brown, who provided her with the nickname 'The Female Preacher' whilst he toured with her during his Revue's. In 1971, she recorded the song 'Wheel Of Life' and officially joined James's Revue in 1972. She sang background vocals on many of James Brown's releases, however she released her own material via the People label (a Polydor offshoot), including the mother of all samples 'Think (About It)' in 1972. Other James Brown produced albums on Polydor include 'Check Me Out If You Don't Know Me By Now' in 1975, including 'Rock Me Again & Again & Again'. Lyn eventually became backup session vocalist, and appreared on the soundtracks of the film 'Dr. Detroit' and the TV series 'Fame'. She recorded on Belgium's ARS imprint during the late Eighties and early Nineties, releasing the songs 'Shout' and 'Break Your Heart'. In 2005, Lyn teamed up with the singer Martha High for several European shows, including London's Jazz Caf?? in February of that year. Lyn Collins passed away on the 13th of March 2005 as a result of complications from a seizure she had suffered previous. She was only 56. www.soulwalking.co.uk

Álbumes

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Official Soundtrack

GTA San Andreas Soundtrack [Master Sounds 98.3]

Mama Feelgood: The Best Of

Think (About It)

Canciones