Oooweee this motherfucker really thought richard caiton just dropped this shit on soindcloud tryna blow up

damn richie this shit is gas u gon blow up w this 1 fr 😳

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The Informers

If You Love Me

early 1999 demo of svefn-g-englar
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svefn-g-englar demo 1999

Ilusión De Amor

Sparkle In Your Eyes (feat. Thee Sacred Souls)

For You / Si Llorarás

For You

Oh_Señor_Jesús_Cuán_Precioso_Eres!! 🎻🌹Oh_Lord_Jesus!!_I_Love_You!!_For_You_Are_So_Precious!!🌺🌹

Bill Robinson & The Quails - Lay Your Head On My Shoulder

Strange Happenings b/w Living In The Past

Living In The Past

Mr. Brown Eyed Soul

Should I Take You Home

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My Baby Just Cares For Me

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The After Hours - I Don't Wanna Cry

You Look Like A Flower

Ask an American soul fan to name their favourite New Orleans’ artists, and they will probably choose Allen Toussaint, Lee Dorsey, The Meters, Irma Thomas and Robert Parker.  Ask a European or Japanese soul fan the same question and they are more likely to select Willie Tee, or an even lesser known artist such as Richard Caiton, a forgotten figure of the New Orleans soul and R&B scene.  Even few New Orleans musicians from his era recall his name.
However, in Europe and Japan, Richard’s emotive, soulful recordings have become revered, and are highly sought after.  Richard Caiton’s name has been kept alive over the last forty years by fans outside the United States.  In overseas R&B/soul record collecting circles, some copies of his original singles have changed hands for well in excess of £1000, and in the last few years the prices have escalated.
Richard James Caiton was born on December 26th, 1944.  One of an extended family of seven children, Richard grew up near the St Bernard housing project in New Orleans.  Whilst he attended Clark High School, he taught himself to play piano and he sang in the church choir; the church in question here being the St John’s Divine Baptist.  Back then, Richard could barely afford to buy records, but listened to the radio a lot; he especially liked the Motown Sound and Curtis Mayfield.  Smokey Johnson lived across the street and he was a great influence.

You Look Like A Flower

Richard Caiton

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