| Article number: | AMH1003.1 |
Description
Carl Marshall's popularity has grown rapidly the last several years. But Carl's actually given his all to the music world for over 30 years now. He grew up in the music streets of New Orleans, Louisiana with his guitar in a band called Sam & the Soul Machine. During the 7+ years he was with them members consisted of Aaron Neville (lead vocals) Sam Henry (keyboards) Gary Brown (sax) Richard Amos (bass) Cyril Neville (congas) Robert Bush (drums). His first recording was released on Amherst Records in 1976. Under the name Soul Dog, Carl released an album called Movin' On, featuring the proto-rap song "Soul Dog", which was delivered in a trucker's MC style. Carl also served as a radio personality at the Meridian, Mississippi Clear Channel station Kiss 104.1
Tracks
Credits
1 Soul Dog
2 I'm a Star
3 Soul Truckin'
4 Big Bad Buster Brown
5 Can't Stop Lovin' You
6 Why Can't I Love Somebody
7 Break Break
8 Ain't No Greens in Harlem
9 Give'em the Claps
