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Steve Mancha
12+ albums
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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. HPC had little clout and the record flopped miserably; Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell redid it years later. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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albums
Detroit Soulman: The Best of Steve Mancha
Northern Soul Souvenirs
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The Sixties
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The Northern Soul of Thelma, Vol. 2 (Let's Party)
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The Northern Soul Experience
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Derek's Daily 45
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The Essential Detroit Soul Collection
Rare Stamps
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Soul Function
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Groovesville Review - Volume 2
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45 Phobia
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Northern Soul Sensations