I watched 'Ray' again recently and it inspired me to go look for and play a Mary Ann Fisher 45 that I have - It's A Man;s World. What a great uptempo R&B dance side this is, Written by Pearl Woods and Leroy Kirkland. I particularly like the part where she uses the phrase 'Tell The Truth' in a reference I think to her great duet with Ray Charles on the song of that name, where on the live version, Ray gives out the best soul scream ever IMO. So, is this well known and better still is it getting played?

i think this has been played a lot in r&b and mod rooms in the last few years.. mind, it's not her best record!

i think this has been played a lot in r&b and mod rooms in the last few years.. mind, it's not her best record!

Which must be "Forever More".

Sean

Which must be "Forever More".

Sean

Even better than 'What Knid If Man Are You'? another classic she did for Ray Charles. It's a slowie so may not be so popular!

I watched 'Ray' again recently and it inspired me to go look for and play a Mary Ann Fisher 45 that I have - It's A Man;s World. What a great uptempo R&B dance side this is, Written by Pearl Woods and Leroy Kirkland. I particularly like the part where she uses the phrase 'Tell The Truth' in a reference I think to her great duet with Ray Charles on the song of that name, where on the live version, Ray gives out the best soul scream ever IMO. So, is this well known and better still is it getting played?

My fav by her is " Wild as you can be "

I meant "Put on my shoes"..

Which must be "Forever More".

Sean

took me a long time to find a copy of this but when I did finally get hold of it the price was somemthing like $4 so well worth the wait.

took me a long time to find a copy of this but when I did finally get hold of it the price was somemthing like $4 so well worth the wait.

great track....used to see it about, as you say mucho cheepo ussually, ez