I had the pleasure of playing lead guitar for Bobby Womack in a 1973 bus tour crossing America for over 30,000 miles. It followed the release of the film "Across 110th Street" with its title song by Bobby. At the time I was living in NYC on 110th Street at Broadway. This lo-fi track is from a cassette recording of our gig in Norfolk, Virginia.

Bobby Womack - Harry Hippy - Live 1973

Bobby Womack  If You Think Youre Lonely Now

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J. Blackfoot was recruited by Isaac Hayes and David Porter (famed for their Sam & Dave productions) to sing lead in a new vocal group, The Soul Children (who scored 15 R&B hits between 1968 and 1978). After the group split up, Blackfoot began his career as a solo artist, produced by Stax colleagues Homer Banks and Chuck Brooks. Success came with the R&B smash 'Taxi'.

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Bobby Womack - Harry Hippy - Live 1973

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