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| | Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - BEN E. KING |
 | | While most R&B singers could never break out of the genre, Ben E. King's resonant baritone had no trouble adapting to the material Atlantic threw at him: Sway, Perfidia, Grenada, and Frenesi, all pop standards, were part of his first album in 1961. |
 | | No one who lived through the 60s was untouched by the voice of Ben E. King. |
 | | Ben has had many releases over the years, most recently on EMI's Manhattan label (1987), Ichiban (1992; which, in spite of its name was from Atlanta, Georgia), Half Note (1993 and 2003), The Right Stuff (1997), Cleopatra (2001), and Laserlight (2002). |
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