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Goldie Hill
Goldie Hill came out of Cincinnati in the late 1960s. The band's debut single, "Ain't Had No Lovin'," reached the top of the charts in 1969. Other songs like...
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Ain't Had No Lovin'
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Blue Lonely Winter
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Born To Lose
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Crazy Arms
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Don't Just Stand There
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Driftwood On The River
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Fallen Angel
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He Thinks I Still Care
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Hey Joe
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Honky Tonk Music
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I Don't Care
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I Gotta Have My Baby Back
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I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes
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I Love You Because
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I Slipped Off My Wedding Ring
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I'll Keep On Loving You
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Goldie Hill came out of Cincinnati in the late 1960s. The band's debut single, "Ain't Had No Lovin'," reached the top of the charts in 1969. Other songs like "Blue Lonely Winter" and "Don't Just Stand There" followed.
The core lineup included vocalist Goldie Hill, guitarist Howard Grimes, bassist Don Brown, and drummer Lorenzo Brown. The group faced some internal conflicts and lineup changes over time, but kept recording through it.
Their sound was straightforward rhythm and blues with soulful vocals. They didn't reinvent the genre, but songs like "Born To Lose" and "Crazy Arms" had a plain-spoken quality that connected with listeners.
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