Marvin I will truly miss you
Marvin Sease, an R&B singer who worked the Southern "chitlin' circuit," has died at the age of 64.
Sease started out as a gospel performer and then transitioned to R&B. He became known in the '80s and '90s for his tours of the "chitlin' circuit," a string of theaters and clubs that hosted African-American performers. He was known for his songs' racy lyrics.
His first hit was 1986's "Ghetto Man." Listen:
Sease started out as a gospel performer and then transitioned to R&B. He became known in the '80s and '90s for his tours of the "chitlin' circuit," a string of theaters and clubs that hosted African-American performers. He was known for his songs' racy lyrics.
His first hit was 1986's "Ghetto Man." Listen:
posted by QS_Bird @ Montag, Februar 21, 2011
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