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Clarence Carter

Clarence Carter is an American singer-songwriter and musician born on January 14, 1936, in Montgomery, Alabama. Notable for his contributions to R&B and soul music from 1962 to the present, he achieved commercial success with hits like "Slip Away," "Patches," and "Strokin'." Despite being blind from birth, Carter pursued a music career that includes a Grammy Award for "Patches" and continued relevance in both traditional soul and contemporary music scenes, often drawing from themes of love and romance. He remains active in touring and recording throughout his career.

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GENRES: Soul, Male Vocalist