Steve Mancha
Soul singing Steve Mancha was born Clyde Darnell Wilson on Christmas, 1945 in Walhall, SC. He only lived in God's country five years before the Wilson's moved to Detroit, MI to take advantage of the high paying jobs opening in the city for African-Americans. By 1960, Wilson was singing around town, and befriended Melvin Davis who already was recording on Fortune Records. Clyde's first studio check came as one half of Two Friends, with Wilburt Jackson who released one single "Just Too Much To Hope For," on Harvey Fuqua's short-lived HPC label. Read more on Last.fm
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Most Played Tracks as Scrobbled to Last.fm
| # | Title | Plays |
| 1 | Whirlpool | |
| 2 | He Stole the Love That Was Mine | |
| 3 | I Don't Wanna Lose You | |
| 4 | Friday Night | |
| 5 | Keep the Faith | |
| 6 | Did My Baby Call | |
| 7 | Just Keep On Loving Me | |
| 8 | Hate Yourself In The Morning | |
| 9 | Just Keep On Lovin' Me | |
| 10 | Monday Through Thursday |
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