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Lou Rawls

Lou Rawls
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Louis Allen Rawls (December 1, 1933 – January 6, 2006) was an American baritone singer. He released 61 albums, sold more than 40 million records, and had numerous charting singles, most notably the song "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine". He also worked as a film, television, and voice actor.

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Albums

# Album Year ▲ Scrobbles Type
1 Stormy Monday 1962 0 Album
2 Black and Blue 1963 0 Album
3 Tobacco Road 1964 0 Album
4 Lou Rawls And Strings 1965 0 Album
5 Nobody but Lou 1965 0 Album
6 Soulin’ 1966 0 Album
7 Merry Christmas Ho! Ho! Ho! 1967 0 Album
8 Too Much! 1967 0 Album
9 Central Park Music Festival 1968 0 Album
10 Feelin' Good 1968 0 Album
11 You're Good for Me 1968 0 Album
12 The Way It Was: The Way It Is 1969 0 Album
13 Your Good Thing 1969 0 Album
14 Bring It On Home 1970 0 Album
15 You've Made Me So Very Happy 1970 0 Album
16 Natural Man 1971 0 Album
17 A Man of Value 1972 0 Album
18 Silk & Soul 1972 0 Album
19 She’s Gone 1974 0 Album
20 All Things in Time 1976 0 Album
21 Naturally 1976 0 Album
22 Unmistakably Lou 1977 0 Album
23 When You Hear Lou, You've Heard It All 1977 0 Album
24 Let Me Be Good to You 1979 0 Album
25 Sit Down and Talk to Me 1979 0 Album
26 Shades of Blue 1980 0 Album
27 When the Night Comes 1983 0 Album
28 Love All Your Blues Away 1986 0 Album
29 At Last 1989 0 Album
30 It's Supposed to Be Fun 1990 0 Album
31 A Merry Little Christmas 1995 0 Album
32 Brotherman! - Lou Rawls Sings the Hits 1998 0 Album
33 Swingin' Christmas 2000 0 Album
34 Christmas Will Be Christmas 2001 0 Album
35 Rawls Sings Sinatra 2003 0 Album
36 Amen 2004 0 Album
37 Christmas Is the Time 2005 0 Album
38 The Soul Stirring Gospel Sounds Of The Pilgrim Travelers Featuring Lou Rawls 2005 0 Album
39 Black and Blue and Tobacco Road 2006 0 Album
40 I'm Gonna Use What I Got — 0 Album
41 The Best Christmas Album Ever — 2 —

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1 Have Yourself a Very Merry Christmas 2
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