Gene Chandler ‎– The Brunswick Years 1966-69

1-1 –Gene Chandler Nothing Can Stop Me
1-2 –Gene Chandler You Can't Hurt Me No More
1-3 –Gene Chandler (I'm Just) A Fool For You
1-4 –Gene Chandler Here Comes The Tears
1-5 –Gene Chandler (Gonna Be) Good Times
1-6 –Gene Chandler The Girl Don't Care
1-7 –Gene Chandler To Choose
1-8 –Gene Chandler Bet You Never Thought
1-9 –Gene Chandler Baby That's Love
1-10 –Gene Chandler Buddy Ain't It A Shame
1-11 –Gene Chandler No One Can Love You (Like I Do)
1-12 –Gene Chandler My Love
1-13 –Gene Chandler Those Were The Good Old Days
1-14 –Gene Chandler Never Give You Up
1-15 –Gene Chandler Blind Heart
1-16 –Gene Chandler (Sweet, Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
1-17 –Gene Chandler Laughter To Tears
1-18 –Gene Chandler There Was A Time
1-19 –Gene Chandler Pit Of Loneliness
1-20 –Gene Chandler Teacher Teacher
1-21 –Gene Chandler Cowboys To Girls
1-22 –Gene Chandler Fooling Around
1-23 –Gene Chandler Lonely Avenue
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2-1 –Gene Chandler Can I Change My Mind?
2-2 –Gene Chandler Familiar Footsteps
2-3 –Gene Chandler This Guy's In Love With You
2-4 –Gene Chandler If You Would Love Me
2-5 –Gene Chandler Suicide
2-6 –Gene Chandler Eleanor Rigby
2-7 –Gene Chandler Yesterdays
2-8 –Gene Chandler The Sun Died
2-9 –Gene Chandler Honey
2-10 –Gene Chandler This Bitter Earth
2-11 –Gene Chandler (Find A Part-Time Love) If You Can't Be True
2-12 –Gene Chandler What Now?
2-13 –Gene Chandler Everybody Let's Dance
2-14 –Gene Chandler There Goes The Lover
2-15 –Gene Chandler Tell Me What I Can Do
2-16 –Gene Chandler My Baby's Gone
2-17 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin Show Me The Way To Go
2-18 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin Love Won't Start
2-19 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin From The Teacher To The Preacher
2-20 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin Anywhere But Nowhere
2-21 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin Will I Find Love
2-22 –Gene Chandler With Barbara Acklin Little Green Apples

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Born on 06.07.1937 in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
After his stint with The Dukays he went solo.
In the early 60's he released the smash hit "The Duke Of Earl", a title that became a regular persona for his act.
He appeared as such in "Don't Knock The Twist" movie, starring Chubby Checker.
After his solo releases at Vee Jay Records he started recording for Constellation Records (2), Checker and Brunswick.
Often produced by Curtis Mayfield.
He dueted with Barbara Acklin on "From The Teacher To The Preacher".
Among his 60's hits were his cover of James Brown, "There Was A Time" and "You Threw A Lucky Punch", an answer song to Mary Wells' "You Beat Me To The Punch".
In the early 70's he dueted with Jerry Butler for the whole album "One On One".
His second biggest hit after "The Duke Of Earl" was the early 70's "Groovy Situation".
In the early 1970s, whilst at Mercury, he set up his Mister Chand label, one of many he was involved with over his long career.
Between 1978 - 1981 he became executive vice president at Chi Sound Records, where he released four disco funk albums.
He spawned the hits "Get Down", "When You're #1", "Does She Have A Friend?" and "Rainbow '80"
After these, in 1983, he dueted with Jaime Lynn for "You're The One" at Salsoul Records.
In 1985 he recorded a soul boogie album and he recorded again in 1995