Soulful Rhythm & Blues

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Soul Soup	3:51
2		Don't Open That Door	4:14
3		Blue Motel	4:24
4		Walkin' After Midnight	3:52
5		Sometimes You Just Gotta Hurt	3:22
6		Mother Earth	6:08
7		Hurricane Sam	3:25
8		I Like a Guy What Takes His Time	4:40
9		Lookin' For a Friend	5:12
10		Ruby Tuesday	4:54
11		What's a Child to Do?	4:25
12		Spare the Truth	3:45
13		If I Could Take Your Pain	4:25

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Texas is famous for its eclectic, blues-based rock-n-roll, and Tommie Lee Bradley is one of its most notable exports. Shes taken her critically acclaimed music to Japan, with Soul Shock, to Canada, with Jean-Pierre Ferland and Ginnette Reno, and throughout the United States, both as a headliner and with acts such as Jim Messina. Shes a stellar songwriter with tightly crafted, highly visual lyrics. Her vocals are those of a soul drenched Southern song stylist, able to make any song her own, no matter who composed the material.
As a solo artist, shes recorded for Columbia (with Janis Joplins producer Paul Rothchild at the studio helm) and PolyDor Records, and her big, husky vocals have been heard on albums by artists such as REO Speedwagon and Harry Chapin, and demos for Joe Sample and Will Jennings. Her big-screen credits include lead and background vocals (under the musical direction of Grammy and Oscar winner Johnny Mandel) on Stayin Alive, starring John Travolta, directed by Sylvester Stallone; Lookin To Get Out, starring Ann-Margaret and Jon Voight; Never Too Young To Die, starring John Stamos, Vanity, and Gene Simmons; and under Tony Bergs direction on Robert Altmans A Perfect Couple, starring Paul Dooley (Grace Under Fire) and Ted Neely (Jesus Christ Superstar.) Altman was so impressed with her, he also cast her in a featured role in the film.
The Houston Native began singing as a child, rapidly moving from soulful country and gospel to blues, jazz, and rock. It didnt take long until name acts such as REO Speedwagon were aware of her talent and approached her about singing on recording projects. She went on to not only becoming an acclaimed singing star, but an actress as well. She was featured in American Musical Theatres productions of A Little Night Music, The Taffetas, and Beehive, The Sixties Musical. Her starring role in Always Patsy Cline won coast-to-coast critical raves. The shows strongest element is Bradleys singing, wrote Houston Chronicle reviewer Everett Evans.