Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 4月27日 09時12分

"One of eight sons of a Baptist minister, #SamCooke was born on January 22nd, 1931, in Clarkesdale, Mississippi, and grew up in Chicago. As a teenager, he became lead vocalist of the Soul Stirrers (which later included Johnnie Taylor), with whom he toured and recorded for nearly six years. By 1951 Cooke was a top gospel artist, already boasting his now-famous phrasing and urban enunciation. Hoping not to offend his gospel fans, Cooke released his pop debut, 'Lovable' (1956), as Dale Cooke, but Specialty Records dropped him for deserting the Soul Stirrers. He released his own 'You Send Me' the following year, and the 1.7-million-selling Number One song was the first of many hits.... He signed to RCA in 1960 and began writing bluesier, gospel-inflected tunes.... Cooke was a mainstay in the Top 40 through 1965, with 'Wonderful World' (Number 12, 1960), 'Sad Mood' (Number 29, 1961), 'Twistin' the Night Away' (Number Nine, 1962), 'Bring It on Home to Me' (Number 13, 1962), 'Another Saturday Night' (Number 10, 1963), and 'Shake' (Number Seven, 1965)." From RollingStone.com

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