Sam Cooke - Scott D. Lipscomb

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Musical Information (cont.) ● His touring schedules were very extensive [1] ○ ● He toured all around the U.S. as well as in England and Army bases in Germany. The year of 1964, the last year of his life, was a very important one because a lot happened. ○ Wrote "A Change is Gonna Come" ○ Sang this on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson ○ It also became a civil rights classic
Awards and Accomplishments ● Some of his top hits with Keen include: ○ "You Send Me", "Everybody Loves to Cha Cha Cha", "Only Sixteen", and "Wonderful World". ● Some of his hits (that are still popular today) with RCA include: ○ "Cupid", "Another Saturday Night", and "Twisten the Night Away" ● In 1986, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was founded, and <strong>Cooke</strong> was one of the first of only ten inductees. [1] ● He is also a part of the Songwriter's Hall of Fame. [1]
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