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Al Green

Albert Leornes Greene

Al Green is an American singer from Forrest City, Arkansas active since 1967.

Profession
Singer, Songwriter, Pastor
Born
April 13, 1946
Years active
1967–present

Early life

Born in Arkansas and raised in Michigan, Al Green found his sound with producer Willie Mitchell at Hi Records in Memphis.

Career

His silky early-1970s hits "Let's Stay Together," "Tired of Being Alone," and "Love and Happiness" defined Memphis soul before he turned to gospel and the ministry.

Major achievements

He won eleven Grammy Awards, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and received Kennedy Center Honors.

Legacy

Al Green is one of the most beloved soul singers ever, his sensual yet spiritual voice a cornerstone of the genre.

References

Frequently asked questions about Al Green

What is Al Green known for?
Al Green is an American singer from Forrest City, Arkansas active since 1967. Al Green is recognized as a singer, songwriter, and pastor.
Where is Al Green from?
Al Green is from Forrest City, Arkansas.
When was Al Green born?
Al Green was born on April 13, 1946, in Forrest City, Arkansas.
What kind of music does Al Green make?
Al Green's music spans Soul, R&B, and Gospel.
Is Al Green still active?
Yes — Al Green has been active since 1967 and continues to work today.
What record labels has Al Green been associated with?
Al Green has been associated with Hi and Motown.

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