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Z.Z.Hill

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Inheriting the tradition of Stax Records and High Records, Malaco Records, a prestigious label loved by soul fans all over the world as the savior of Southern Soul in the 80s, has released a series of straight reissues in Japan! Z.Z. Hill became the savior of Malaco with the success of "Down Home Blues," which became an extraordinarily big hit. This is the sixth album released in 1984, the year of his sudden and regrettable death. This is the sixth album released in 1984, and it is a piece that makes one weep with the blues/soul feeling created by his unique throat work, including "You're Ruining My Bad Reputation" written by Dennis LaSalle, "Friday Is My Day" written by Dave Clark of Malaco, and "Personally" by Paul Kelly. Supervision: Shinichi Iwama (Super Cry Inc.) / Commentary included, original jacket.