Charles Bradley
Charles Bradley, a soul singer, worked as a James Brown impersonator before finding success in his own right.
Soul Singer
November 5, 1948
September 23, 2017
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Charles Bradley, an American musician and soul singer, was renowned for his powerful vocal performances. He rose to fame later in his life with the release of his debut album, “No Time for Dreaming,” and subsequent critically acclaimed albums, establishing him as a prominent figure in the soul music revival. Some of his most notable works include “Changes,” “Victim of Love,” and “Black Velvet.” Bradley made multiple appearances on late-night talk shows and delivered a memorable performance at the Glastonbury Festival. Sadly, he passed away in 2017 after battling cancer. Before gaining recognition as a soul singer, Bradley worked as a James Brown impersonator.
