Can't Get Enough

Can't Get Enough

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<"b00005v3vu2999"> About the Artist
This Blues then Gospel artist was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Artie White's first public musical experience was singing gospel with the ‘Harps of David’. Moving to Chicago in 1956, White continued to sing gospel, now with the Full Gospel Wonders. White switched over to blues in the early 1960s. Over the next two decades, he recorded a number of singles with independent labels such as ‘P&M’, ‘Gamma’, and ‘Al Tee’. White briefly reached the R & B charts with "You Are My Leanin' Tree" on ‘Al Tee Label’ in 1977. This big hit sold over 100,000 copies. In 1984, singles ‘Jimmy’ and ‘I need Someone’ on the ‘Jewel Record Label’ became classics and ‘BLUES BOY” became his signature recording name.

White signed a recording contract with Stan Lewis's Ronn/Jewel/Paula consortium in 1985. In 1987, White moved on to John Abbey's ‘Ichiban Label’ where he recorded, arranged and produced his next 7 albums. He was a fixture there until he signed with Malaco’s Waldoxy Label in 1994. His first CD on this label, “Different Shades Of Blue” contained the hit ‘Marry my Mother-In-Law’. White's version of "Your Man Is Home Tonight" signaled that Waldoxy had moved decidedly into the same territory of soul blues that Malaco had been mining since Z. Z. Hill first signed with the company in 1980. White was nominated for the Jackson Blues Award for this CD. His current CD “Can We Get Together” has received top reviews. Artie was a headliner at the Chicago Blues Festival in June of 2000. He has performed in France and Amsterdam on many occasions. He has been nominated for the Chicago Blues Award. Artie released his latest CD “I Can’t Get Enough” on the “ACHILLTOWN” Label on November 1, 2001.

Artie serves as vice president of the Koko Taylor Celebrity Aid Foundation. Artie has performed with such greats as: B.B. King, KoKo Taylor, Aretha Franklin, Bobby Bland, James Brown, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, McKinley Mitchell, The Dells, Chi-Lites, Little Milton, Bobby Rush, The late Johnnie Taylor, Latimore, Shirley Brown, Denise LaSalle, Tyrone Davis, Otis Clay, Sugar Hill Gang, and many others

<"b00005v3vu4999"> Album Description
This Blues Album shows artist's diverse sytle.

Can't Get Enough, Music, Artie White, A powerful blend of traditional blues with an ethnic house rockin' percussive groove., Blues, Chicago Blues, Pop, R&B, Soul, Soul-Blues, Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

Can't Get Enough

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