Wilson Pickett Lyrics
Born on March 18th, 1941, in Prattville, Alabama, Wilson
Pickett moved with his family to Detroit when he was 14.
His vocal training stared early, in Baptist church choirs
and on the streets. After four years in a local
gospel-harmony group, the Violinaires, Pickett ventured
into secular music, joining the soul group, "The Falcons"
in 1959. The group, who featured future soul stars, Eddie
Floyd and Sir Mack Rice, had already found success with a
million selling single called "You're So Fine". Wilson gave
the Falcons another hit, when More...
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