Tribute Mondays: Singing Sammy Ward

James T. Woodley (Dec. 21, 1929 – Nov. 20, 1996)

Rhythm and Blues Singer, Singin' Sammy Ward, worked at Motown Records and its subsidiary, Tamla Records in the early 1960's, after doing the club scene during the 1950's. He left the industry due to limited success, but was rediscovered in the late 1980's and returned to recording and releasing a few Singles. He died in 1996; please take a listen here and have a good Monday: Lover (with Sherri Taylor), That's why I love you so much (with Sherri Taylor), Someday pretty baby, Big Joe Moe,  Sister Lee (as Sam Ward) and Who's the fool

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singin'_Sammy_Ward

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Background information
Name: James T. Woodley  Born: Dec. 21, 1929 Died: Nov. 20, 1996 Origin: Alabama, US  Label: Motown Records, Tamla Label