Raw Spitt
About the artist
Raw Spitt was a pseudonym for soul singer Charlie Whitehead whose Nixon era tunes were penned & produced by former Musicor staffer and artist Swamp Dogg aka Little Jerry Williams Jr. The two released an album on Canyon of soulful funk with lyrics that spat out indignation at the American political status quo bringing some relevant racial/social injustice issues into a genre better known for sex and humor. A CD compiling Raw Spitt, Charlie Whitehead and the Swamp Dogg Band
Top songs
- songs to sing
- I Dig Black Girls
- Raw Spitt
- Put a Little Love in Your Heart
- Who Do They Think They Are
- Call Me Nigger
- The Freedom Under Certain Konditions Marching Band
- Midnight Rider
- Excuses
- Sweet Bird of Success
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- This Old Town
- That Ain't My Wife
- Synthetic World
- Between The Lines
- Hey Jude
- Predicament #2
- Song To Sing
- Who Do They Think They Are?
- Songs To Sing - Deep Soul Classics
- Freedom Under Certain Konditions Marching Band
- Black Girls
- People In this Town
- 18 - Songs To Sing
- The Freedom Under Certain Kond
- I like black girls
- songs to sing to
- Raw Spitt / Songs To Sing
- That Ain't My Wife That I See
- Call Me N****r
- Songs to Sing [1971]
- Songs To Sing - Raw Spitt
- 15 Songs To Sing
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- Put a Little Love in Your Hear
- Put A Little Love In Your Heart (Jackie DeShannon)
- Hey Jude [*]
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