Buddy Ace
Blues balladeer Buddy Ace was known as "The Silver Fox of the Blues" during a touring and recording career that spanned four decades. Born in Jasper, TX, on November 11, 1936, he grew up in nearby Houston, influenced by artists like Lou Rawls, Bobby "Blue" Bland, and Ivory Joe Hunter. Performing early on in gospel groups, including some with fellow singer Joe Tex, Ace shifted his focus from gospel to blues and R&B during the early '50s. During this time, he toured with the Bland and Junior Parker bands, eventually signing a record deal in 1955 with Duke/Peacock Records. In the mid-'60s, Ace scored several R&B hits, including "Nothing in the World Can Hurt Me (Except You)" and "Hold On (To This Fool)." Relocating to Los Angeles in 1970 and later to Oakland, he spent much of this period touring in and around the Bay Area. Ace continued to perform and record into the '90s with Don't Hurt No More and Silver Fox being issued in 1994. On December 26, 1994, Ace passed away in Waco, TX.
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10 album(s) • Trié par Meilleures ventes
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Don't Hurt No More
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From Me to You, Bobby Bland
Blues - Paru chez Rise Entertainment le 2 août 2013
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From Me to You, Bobby Bland
Soul - Paru chez Evejim Records le 2 août 2013
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Buddy Ace Meets the Explosive "Mr Showman" Al 'TNT' Braggs
Blues - Paru chez Jasmine Records le 4 déc. 2020
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I Just Love Your Funky Soul
Blues - Paru chez Jewel Records le 3 déc. 1965
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Kicked the Habit / The Real Thing
Funk - Paru chez Paula Records le 7 déc. 1971
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The Silver Fox of the Blues (Remastered)
Blues - Paru chez Master Tape Records le 15 oct. 2021
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Kicked the Habit
Soul - Paru chez Paula Records le 16 sept. 1971
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