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          b. Sidney Joe Qualls, Jacknash, Arkansas, U.S.A.

          Arkansas singer Sydney Joe Qualls recorded for the Dakar label, in Chicago, (including 'Run To Me') before signing to 20th Century Records in 1979.

          Brought up in Arkansas, Sydney sang in church as a child and by the time he had finished high school, he was performing professionally.

          Moving to Chicago in the early Seventies, Sydney landed a deal with the Dakar / Brunswick label., via a meeting with Otis Leavill.

          Leavell believed that the label had signed the 'next Al Green', due to the similar vocal stylings of the singers.

          A single entitled 'Where The Lillies Grow' and a track, penned by Sam Dees, entitled 'How Can You Say Goodbye', were released in 1974.

          'I Enjoy Loving You' was the title of his Dakar / Brunswick LP released in the summer of 1975.

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