Ruth Brown Miss Rhythm Washington '64 Drum With features from Childish Gambino

With features from Childish Gambino

Not Even You

Feel the Pain

voice experiments and field recordings revealing a meeting point of Western and Indian avant-garde traditions

Ruth Brown Miss Rhythm Washington '64 Drum With features from Childish GambinoOnce fired from Lucky Millinders band, it was the great Duke Ellington who recommended Ruth Brown to Herb Abramson and his fledgling Atlantic Records in 1949. Good thing, too, because it was Ruth Brown who put Atlantic on the map, make no mistake. She did that with 24 R&B hit singles from 1949 to 1960, five of which crossed over to the Billboard Pop charts. Ruth Browns second LP is a minor masterpiece, built around a handful of hit singles and B sides