Nappy Brown, I'm a Wild Man - 43m 11s

Tracks & Durations

1. Who, What, Where & When?	4:25
2. Lonely and Blue	3:51
3. In the Darkest Hour	2:56
4. Shake, Rattle and Roll	4:26
5. Sittin' in the Dark	4:10
6. I'm a Wild Man	3:21
7. Don't Hurt No More	3:41
8. You Will or You Won't	4:33
9. Give Me Your Love	4:34
10. Love Me like You used to Do	7:08

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Review

He was born Napoleon Brown Culp in North Carolina in 1929, but by 1955 he was New York City's Nappy Brown and had the number-two R&B record in the whole country, "Don't Be Angry." Brown also recorded the original version of Ray Charles's "(The Night Time Is) The Right Time"; he claims he's the uncredited composer as well. After the R&B hits dried up, he went back to gospel music only to reemerge on the blues-revival circuit in 1984. "I'm a Wild Man," released in 1997, was recorded in 1994. His voice is in good shape on the tongue-in-cheek swagger of uptempo blues such as the title track and the seductive purr of soul ballads such as "Sittin' in the Dark." The arrangements are generic blues-revival formulas, but Brown's big voice comes booming through in any case. --Geoffrey Himes

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