8th November
2007
A Brand New Interview with…
Nappy Brown
Matt The Cat interviews one of rhythm and blues’ living legends, Nappy Brown. He was there for the rock n’ roll revolution and did his part with his mid-1950s hits for Herman Lubinsky’s Savoy Record Label. He tells the story behind the story of R&B; classics like “Don’t Be Angryâ€, “The Right Time†(which he cut before Ray Charles), “Little By Little†and “Open Up That Doorâ€, as well as some revealing tales of what it was like to tour in the 1950s and work with the miserly Lubinsky. Don’t miss Nappy Brown, all week on Harlem.
Harlem Airs On The 50s On 5:
Monday 11/12 at 1pm ET
Tuesday 11/13 at 9pm PT – midnight ET
Friday 11/16 at 6pm ET
Sunday 11/18 at 11am ET
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