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Name
  
Carl Summers


Role
  
Singer

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Carl Summers (born November 22, 1943), known by his stage name Carl Rogel, is an American singer, songwriter, and producer. He was with a band known as The Continentals and trained under Barry White in 1969.

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He was known as Carl Rogel, signed to Stax Records' Enterprise label in 1974. He also performed as an alternate lead singer and harmony singer with original The Coasters - Will "Dub" Jones, Billy Guy, Cornell Gunter, Young Jessie, Adolph Jacobs for thirty four years.

As a producer, he produced Joe Tex, Edwin Starr and Band of Gypsys for Haze Records. He sang with DJ Rogers' Choir on Edwin Hawkins' records.

As a background singer, he sang on Edwin Hawkins' records and on the D.J. Rogers' albums for RCA Records.

Discography

  • 1974: Country Boy City Man by Cix Bits Band
  • 1974: two singles on Stax Records - Season's Greetings, New Years Resolutions
  • 1979: "You Can Do That Swang" on Motown Records

    • Producer Credit

  • 1969: "Mini-Skirt Minnie" sung by Wilson Pickett
  • 1997: "Can't Stop Thinking About You" sung by Edwin Starr in U.K.

    • Other ventures

    Carl Summers produced music video for "Return of The Gap Band" in 1992.

    References

    Carl Summers Wikipedia
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