Soulman

"Inspired by the abundance of musical talent Louisiana had to offer, Charles Brimmer introduced himself to the 70s southern soul scene after meeting friend and future manager Senator Jones, founder of Help Me Records. Originally a gospel singer and now a budding rhythm and blues artist, Jones made Charles his first signing and the pair went on to take New Orleans by storm, scoring his first national mini-hit with a cover of Al Green's 'God Bless Our Love'. Released in 1976 this is Brimmer's second and last known full-length album and features quintessential soul gems 'With You in Mind', 'My Sweet Thing' and 'I Want to Be Your Breadwinner'.