IRMA THOMAS - "It's Raining" video free download

Günter Tauchner

It's raining

Peggy Ferrera

Been 2 years since i've seen or talked to her...Praying the rain isn't bad tomorrow!

439tab

I grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana listening to this woman on the radio. As they played great song after great song by her, I thought she was a superstar. It was only many years later that I discovered that very few even knew who she was. One of the highlights of my life was hearing her give a concert in a small club. She sang all the songs that I knew as her "hits" and some I had never heard before. They were all diamonds floating in the velvet black night. 

john e Lawler

beautifully laid back performance

Kennyboy1891

Used to have a couple of 45s by Irma Thomas back in the 60s. Seemed like not to many folks knew her music here in Richmond VA back then. Sounds as good today as it did back then.

silky baby

the bicycle thief brought me here 

W n H Sheppard

One of the all time greats........IRMA

Tom Fridmann

She is great, Just love Anyone knows what love is,

rudbeckie1

********** !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Děkuji...krásné !

brian tanner

This is a like of mine :-)

Iza Jakubosz

What a version! ;)

Velma Ollivierre

just love these song from way back.

john maddox

p.c. beach music! grat song

Shelia Chambers

A LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!

KSarah Sarah

Too slow.

Ophélie Dinand

Nick Waterhouse said "if you have only 5minutes to live, listen this song " <3

GoNOLA

Awesome video! We included it in our 2014 New Orleans Jazz Fest Artists playlist!

Tom MacDonald

IRMA THOMAS - "It's Raining"

Toñu Astur

Irma Thomas: 2/18/1941- Since kicking off her career in 1960 with the popular single “(You Can Have My Husband but) Don’t Mess with My Man,” this Award-winning singer and songwriter has become a beloved figure in her home state of Louisiana. Her decades of work in the genres of soul, gospel, and the blues, in addition to her devotion to the music of that area, lead to the locals bestowing her with the crown of the “Soul Queen of New Orleans”.

Toñu Astur

Irma Thomas: 2/18/1941- Since kicking off her career in 1960 with the popular single “(You Can Have My Husband but) Don’t Mess with My Man,” this Award-winning singer and songwriter has become a beloved figure in her home state of Louisiana. Her decades of work in the genres of soul, gospel, and the blues, in addition to her devotion to the music of that area, lead to the locals bestowing her with the crown of the “Soul Queen of New Orleans”.

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