Brown Sugar & Clydie King - Brown Sugar Featuring Clydie King - Black Vinyl [UK] berserk An unrelentingly grim and perverse

An unrelentingly grim and perverse psycho-sexual thriller

Nineteenhundredninetyseven (1997)

crunching riffage and NWOBHM inspired duality of Dean "Cooky" Cook and Paul Chanter

depth and diversity

the album includes tracks from across Black's career

Brown Sugar & Clydie King - Brown Sugar Featuring Clydie King - Black Vinyl [UK] berserk An unrelentingly grim and perverseVinyl LP pressing. Clydie King established her reputation as a session singer for the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Ray Charles and Humble Pie. A respected soul singer with gospel roots and an edge of rock. In a statement Dylan described her as "She was my ultimate singing partner. No one ever came close. We were two soul mates." (NYTimes 2019). Originally released in 1973, this album is reissued on vinyl for the first time. Highlights include 'Don't