Clarence Carter, an American soul and blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter, carved a distinctive niche in the music world with his rich, expressive voice and vivid storytelling. Born in Montgomery, Alabama, on January 14, 1936, Carter's journey in music began at an early age despite being blind from birth. He learned to play guitar by listening to the blues classics and developed a playing style that would become as identifiable as his voice. Clarence Carter's career took off in the 1960s when he started to record hit singles that blended the raw emotional power of the blues with the soulful grooves of the era.

His discography is a testament to his versatility and enduring appeal in the music industry. Albums like "Patches (Original Brylen Records Recordings)," a reference to his 1970 hit 'Patches,' and "Snatching It Back" showcase his ability to convey deep, personal stories through music. Carter's work, such as "Heart Full Of Songs" and "It's Clarence Carter Time," demonstrates his depth as a musician and his commitment to exploring different facets of the soul and blues genres. Over the years, Clarence Carter has remained a revered figure in music, celebrated for his distinctive voice, masterful guitar skills, and his contributions to the soul and blues traditions.

Genres

Soul

Southern Soul

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Latest Release

Danger Point

Clarence Carter

Single - Released February 5, 2024