George Perkins & The Silver Stars - Cryin' In The Streets FLAC album

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A hillbilly guy gave me the title to the song ‘Cryin’ In the Streets,' said Perkins. I came up with the rest of the lyrics. The lyrics were about the Dr. Martin Luther King assassination and the civil rights movement. Cryin’ In the Streets had spent 12 weeks in the Billboard R&B charts, rising as high as No. 12. Reply Notify me Helpful.

Disc: 1. 1. Cryin' In The Streets Parts I & II (Original Version). Later, Perkins would also record for several different labels, including his own short-lived Soul Power Records, but Cryin' In The Streets would ultimately remain his only nationally-charting single.

Cryin' in the Streets. Was covered in 1 song. Cryin' in the Streets by Zeshan B (2017).

Released On : Jun 25, 2006. Listen to George Perkins Cryin' In The Streets (Part 1) MP3 song. Cryin' In The Streets (Part 1) song from the album Inspirational Classics: Amazing Grace is released on Jun 2006. The duration of song is 03:17. This song is sung by George Perkins.

2. Cryin' In The Streets (SSS Soul Survey). 60. Show More Show Less.

I hear somebody cryin' I see somebody marchin' Cryin' in the street I hear somebody prayin' Marchin' down the street yeah. Jak Poznałem Waszą Matkę (Sezon II). Popular lyrics.

George (Crying In The Street) Perkins, Little Shelton (Although labelled as George Perkins the single is misspressed with a Little Shelton track on the flip. Ace 7102 - Baby I'm Fed Up, High Blood Pressure - 1971. Second Line 001 - We Need A Helping Hand Part 1, We Need A Helping Hand Part 2 - 1972 Soul Power 108 - A Man In Love, When You Try To Use A Good Man - 1972 Soul Power 113 - Baby You Saved Me, How Sweet It Would Be - 1972 Red Stick 7701 - Together, Can I Change My Mind - 1973 Royal Shield 115661/2 - Poor Me /. I'm So Glad You're Mine - 1974 Royal.

George Perkins (September 25, 1942, Denham Springs, Louisiana – April 17, 2013, Hammond, Louisiana) was an American soul singer, best known for his 1970 hit "Crying In The Streets" which was based on observation of the Martin Luther King funeral. The song was covered by Buckwheat Zydeco with Ry Cooder on slide guitar. After dropping out of view 1974-1979 he made a comeback in 1980. He died at the age of 70. "Crying in the Streets" Ebb Tide 1970. A Man In Love", "When You Try To Use A Good Man" 1972.