
Clay Hammond (Groesbeck, TX, June 21, 1936) was an American soul singer and songwriter. Clay Hammond was the author of Little Johnny Taylor's huge soul hit, "Part Time Love." He was also a decent Sam Cooke-style soul singer in his own right, however, who recorded for various labels in the 1960s. His most well-known efforts from that time are the four singles he did for Kent between 1966-69. These mixed Southern soul, gospel, and blues styles, yet also had a somewhat lighter and poppier production aura than much Southern soul
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I'll Make It Up To You
My Jealous Girl
Dance Little Girl
You Messed Up My Mind
No One Else Will Do
You Threw Out Your Lifeline
I'm Gonna Be Sweeter
Do Right Woman
You Don't Have To Suffer Anymore
No One Else Would Do
Take Your Time
You've Got Me Tamed
You Brought It All On Yourself
The Good Side Of My Girl
Suzy Do It Better Than You
Streets Will Love You
Ain't That The Way
Togetherness
Something Better
I'll Make It Up To You (1968)
Love Made The Whole World Multiply
you threw out your lifetime
My Sweet Baby Is Coming Home
Clay Hammond - I'll Make It Up to You
I Got A Letter This Morning
There's Gonna Be Some Changes
I'm So Glad You're Mine
Too Many Irons In The Fire
My Girl Is Gone Away
License to Steal
Part Time Love
My Baby Left Me Crying
Part time lover
Got a Letter This Morning
Wife Woman and Hoochie
I Kissed Her Gone
Leon Stole My Freak
Baby It's All Right
My Sweet Baby's Coming Home
New Line Dance
Women are human
Dog Eat Dog World
I Know What Love Is
I'm So Glad Your Mine
ASK ME FOR WHAT YOU WANT
They Don't makeum No More
Viagra
You Threw Away Your Lifeline
Break Me Off
It's All Over Now (No Use Crying)
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