Earl Grant
Earl Grant was a Chicago soul singer who recorded for Vee-Jay Records in the 1960s. He's best remembered for his 1963 recording of 'The End,' a song that...
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Earl Grant was a Chicago soul singer who recorded for Vee-Jay Records in the 1960s. He's best remembered for his 1963 recording of 'The End,' a song that became an R&B hit. His version had a raw, emotional quality that stood out at the time.
He released several albums in that period, including one simply called 'The End' in 1963 and 'Soul Serenade' a couple of years later. His singing drew from gospel and blues, giving his soul music a particular weight. Another song people know is 'At The End Of a Rainbow.'
Grant worked with some respected session players, including guitarist Phil Upchurch and drummer Bernard Purdie. His career was complicated by personal difficulties and a sometimes contentious relationship with the music business. He died in 1979.
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