Spanky Wilson
Born in Philadelphia, PA, soul singer Spanky Wilson (a nickname she received as a child due to the spankings her father gave her when she behaved badly) joined the scene in the late '60s with big-band recordings, moving to Paris in 1985 to continue her career there. With collaborations with the like of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Lalo Schifrin, Marvin Gaye, Willie Bobo, and Sammy Davis, Jr., along with her own solo work, Wilson became a DJ favorite all over the world, including in England, where musician and producer Will Holland (Quantic, Quantic Soul Orchestra) spent many years searching for her (she had moved to Los Angeles in 2000). In 2004 Holland finally found Wilson, and they worked together on two songs for Quantic's record, Mishaps Happening, leading to a full-length Wilson and QSO album, I'm Thankful, which came out in 2006 on Ubiquity.
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3 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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I'm Thankful
Spanky Wilson, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Quantic
R&B - Released by Tru Thoughts on 2 Oct 2006
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Spankin' Brand New
Funk - Released by Now Again Records on 7 May 1969
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo