Ray Agee

Date of Birth: April 10, 1930

Place of Birth: Dixons Mills, Alabama

Date of Death: 199?

Ray Agee made a number of mostly overlooked records in the 1950s and 1960s. Agee suffered from polio as a child and was left permanently disabled by the disease. After moving with his family from Alabama to Los Angeles in the 1930s, Agee and his brothers formed a gospel group called the Agee Brothers. Despite his gospel roots, Agee eventually turned toward blues and rhythm & blues and began recording in 1952. Throughout his career Agee recorded prolifically, though much of his recording catalogue, with the exception of his work with the Modern and Aladdin labels, is found on little-known labels such as Mar-Jan, Check, Solid Soul, Celeste, Brandin', Soul Town and Krafton. Some of Agee's later records include guitar work by Bay Area artist Johnny Heartsman.

Ray Agee slowly slipped away from the music business in the early '70s. Reportedly, he died around 1990. ~ Bill Dahl, Rovi

Real Real Love - Krafton

Screaming and thunderous R'n'B...a belter!

I Feel So good - Brandin'

Moody and grinding R'n'B...dirty low-down Soul!

Both discs are near mint labels/vinyl...all sides!

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Both tracks are in Refosoul

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Edited February 6, 201114 yr by Anoraks Corner

Somebody surely will snap these 2 gems up at those prices.....

Surprised the Krafton single has never taken off big time; great record !!

The 8th child with nine boys and seven sisters in the family.

One story someone told me they use to see him on the street, well dressed with his walking stick.