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Clarence Carter

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Born 14 January 1936.

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Biography

Clarence Carter (born January 14, 1936) is a blind American soul singer and musician.

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Albums releases

Release title Release date
Testifyin' / This Is Clarence Carter 1998
I Couldn't Refuse 1995
Dr. C.C. 1988
Messin' With My Mind 1987
Patches 1970
 

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  1. BBC Radio 2 100%

  2. BBC 6 Music 66%

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