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CLOSE losing my edge Illinois in June 1960

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Illinois in June 1960

Recording information: Gilla Studios

Moe Bechamin (saxophone

TracksCredits 1 The Boozer 2 Yucca Man 3 Tumbleweed 4 Fuel to Run 5 Spinning Wheel 6 Superfragilistic 7 She's An Angel 8 Why Do You Think They Call It Dope

CLOSE losing my edge Illinois in June 1960Marvin Sapp's 11th solo album, Close, was inspired by its personal title track, which Sapp wrote in the aftermath of losing his wife of 20 years to cancer. After deciding to record it, he worked to produce an accompanying set of songs with a mind to uplifting those facing hardship. The resulting tracks include collaborations such as "Kind God," written by Kirk Franklin, and "You and Me Together," with featured vocalists Erica Campbell and Izze

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