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    "comment": "Carl Carlton released \"Willing and Able\" in 1974 on his third studio album, I Wanna Be With You.\n\nCarl Carlton died today. He was 72.\nCarl Carlton, also known as \"The Bad C.C.\" was a soul/funk singer and songwriter. He began his career in the 1960s using the name \"The Little Carl\". After some local hits, he was signed by Don Robey to the Texan record label Back Beat. When that label was sold to ABC Records, he became embroiled in a royalty dispute with the new ownership. He then went on to Mercury, making just one single. Then Leon Haywood brought him to 20th Century Fox Records. He is best known for his recordings of Robert Knight's \"Everlasting Love\" & \"She's A Bad Mama Jama.\"",
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