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Nappy Brown Rhythm and Blues 1984 Japan

Performer: Nappy Brown
Genre: Jazz / Soul and Funk music
Title: Don't Be Angry!
Country: Japan
Released: 1984
Style: Rhythm & Blues
FLAC version ZIP size: 1980 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1640 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1283 mb
Rating: 4.9
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Wade Jackson) Don’t be angry with me darling if I fail to understand All your little whims and wishes all the time Just remember that I’m dumb I guess like any foolish man And my head stays sorta foggy ’cause you’re mine Well, I recall the first time that I flirted with you dear When I jokingly said come and. be my bride Now the time has turned the pages it’s the sweetest joke on earth That I have you dear forever by my side - Instrumental - Maybe someday you’re gonna hurt me I’ve been hurting of before Only God can know and time alone will tell But in the mean time I’ll be loving you with a. .

Don't Be Angry" is a popular song written by Nappy Brown, Rose Marie McCoy, and Fred Mendelsohn and published in 1955. Brown released it in 1955, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard R&B charts. It also went to No. 25 on the US Best Seller list. A different song with the same title was written and made into a top 10 (No. 4) country hit in 1964 by Stonewall Jackson

Don't Be Angry! Savoy Jazz. Rhythm & Blues: 1955.

Nappy Brown – Don't Be Angry lyrics. Write my explanationnew. Don't be angry Please hear what I say Well, give me a chance, dear Don't drive me away. Give me just one more chance To prove my love is true You won't regret it, dear But I'll make it up to you. Lyrics taken from /lyrics/n/nappy brown/dont be angry.

Don't be angry Please hear what I say Well, give me a chance, dear Don't drive me away. NAPPY BROWN - DON'T BE ANGRY is the track from the album Don't Be Angry which is released on 1994. Genre: Blues Record.

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A1	Is It True Written-By – E. Bateman	2:49
A2	That Man Written-By – E. Bateman	3:00
A3	I Wonder	3:02
A4	Two Faced Woman	2:27
A5	Just A Little Love Written-By – Charles Singleton, Rose Marie McCoy	2:11
A6	It's Really You Written-By – Charles Singleton, Rose Marie McCoy	2:59
A7	Don't Be Angry Written-By – F. Madison*, Rose Marie McCoy	2:25
A8	Land I Love Written-By – Nappy Brown	2:45
B1	I'm In The Mood Written-By – Lew Herman, Nappy Brown, Ozzie Cadena	2:35
B2	Open Up That Door Written-By – Nappy Brown	2:19
B3	I Want To Live Written-By – Nappy Brown	2:24
B4	Skiddy Woe Written-By – Ozzie Cadena, P. Wenley	2:54
B5	I'm Getting Lonesome	2:23
B6	I Cried Like A Baby Written-By – Nappy Brown	2:37
B7	Bye Bye Baby Written-By – Billy Myles	3:18
B8	Little By Little Written-By – Kelly Owens, Rose Marie McCoy	2:33

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Credits

Arranged By – Howard Biggs (tracks: A1-8), Kelly Owens, Leroy Kirkland (tracks: B2-4)
Baritone Saxophone – George Berg (tracks: A1-4, A8), Maurice James Simon (tracks: A5-7)
Bass – Abie Baker (tracks: A1-7), Jimmy Schenk (tracks: B1), Leonard Gaskin (tracks: B2-4), Milt Hinton (tracks: A8)
Drums – Connie Kay (tracks: A8), Dave Bailey (tracks: A5-7), Jimmy Crawford (tracks: A1-4), Panama Francis (tracks: B2-4), Red Alcott (tracks: B1)
Guitar – Everett Barksdale (tracks: A8), Mickey Baker (tracks: A1-7)
Orchestra – Kelly Owens Orchestra (tracks: B5-8)
Organ – Robert Banks (tracks: B1)
Piano – Freddy Johnson (tracks: B2-4), Howard Biggs (tracks: A1-8), Sammy Price (tracks: B5-8)
Producer – Bob Porter
Tenor Saxophone – Al Sears (tracks: A1-4), Budd Johnson (tracks: A5-8), Henry Durant (tracks: B1), Sam Taylor (tracks: A1-7, B2-4)
Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland (tracks: B2-4)
Trumpet – Reunald Jones (tracks: B2-4)

Notes

A5, A6, A8 previously issued on Savoy 14002
A7 previously issued on SJL 2221
B1, B3, B4, B6, B7 previously issued on Savoy 14025
remaining titles on LP for the first time.
A1-4 recorded March 31, 1954. A5-7 recorded February 1, 1955. A8 recorded June 8, 1955. B1 recorded December 29, 1955. B2-4 recorded February 1, 1956. B5-8 recorded October 4, 1956.