“Gene Chandler Live On Stage in ’65”
by mc
A bit of info on Chandler from this site: “Gene Chandler’s association with his first and biggest hit, the perennial oldies-station favorite “Duke of Earl”, tends to overshadow a long and fruitful career as a consistently effective Chicago pop/soul stylist. Chandler’s instantly recognizable, anguished tenor, polished by his years in doo-wop with the Dukays, proved to be a perfect vehicle for the urbane love songs of Chicago’s greatest pop/soul composer, Curtis Mayfield. Chandler, Mayfield, and producer Carl Davis collaborated on a string of hits for the Constellation label in the mid 1960s.”
Personal favorite elements in this example are the pair of strange tennis shoes……her off center beehive…and the now highly prized Oxblood glazed Chinese lamp on the table by the door. All combined….a very good snapshot.