ZZ HILL - MAKE ME YOURS video free download
Arziel Hill (September 30, 1935, Naples, Texas — April 27, 1984, Dallas, Texas[1]) known popularly as Z. Z. Hill, was an African American blues singer, in the soul blues tradition, known for his 1970s and 1980s recordings for Malaco. Previously he had also recorded for Kent, Action and Hill.
ZZ Hill's career was cut short when he died suddenly of a heart attack, after a road accident in 1984, at the age of 48.
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8 years ago
mgalatico
I prefer the one with Phyllis Dillon, but this one is the second best version.9 years ago
Teresa Royster
I like Betty Swann version better. But ZZ Hill is alright too. 9 years ago
Nikki B.
Wow! Never heard this before by ZZ and I do like it....but Bettye Swann blasted this song!10 years ago
funkybalou
I love the Leon Haywood version too, but this track is the best version ever heard !!!!11 years ago
funkybalou
This track is released too on his LP "A Whole Lot Of Soul" on 197111 years ago
NewsboyUK
Bought this 45? in the UK back in the 60s. It was released in the UK on the Action label. Act 453211 years ago
Sean Forde
The real soul singers are dying out like flies and I'm sure they could teach some of these younger pretenders a thing or two. Don't get me wrong, I like alot of the modern music but I always keep coming back to the classic artists like Z.Z Hill, Johnnie Taylor to name but a few. May they all RIP ; I am glad that they left us with a legacy of such great music to enjoy for decades to come.11 years ago
Uneda Dennard
Thanks for this one...I toured with the late Z.Z. Hill, whose given name is Razelle Hill....He was surely a great talent and I learned a lot from him!!!12 years ago
TheGhettostylus
only found this gem tonight but i must say, out of like the 10 songs ive heard by him so far i cant find a bad one..... just love this dude13 years ago
Alan P
@TheSocratease as far as i know, ZZ recorded this in 1969. I love Bettye Swanns version too (1967).Glad you like my selection. I just posted what i considered to be great soul tunes that at the time, were ignored and not on here. As with all tunes, some will comment on who has the best version according to taste. What matters to me is that a version is posted that serves as an alternative. Neither better or worse, but in the case of my Oscar Toney Jr posts, in my opinion always better!13 years ago
jopenday
Phyllis Dillon's version is the best i think...13 years ago
DeannDmere
Great Cover to Ms. Swann!13 years ago
TONY Mack
Got to be Betty swann for me for pure essence of soul from the heart ,this version comes over as abit of medley to me .thanks for uploading because it makes you appreciate and pick out what does it for you on a record. KTF13 years ago
cov11
This song never dies! Thank you Betty Champion. Great version by High Inergy.14 years ago
bddmeiler
love the man and his own sound! anyone have a copy of shade tree mechanic?14 years ago
chylogurti
Think Ann Peebles did a version.14 years ago
helenbaker9
i remeber that song i was 19 when i fell in love with frist my boyfriend and still in love with him15 years ago
alwayssupafly
Never heard this version before. Never heard a male version either. I really like this!15 years ago
JazzFunkSouldier
great track i have this on the Action labelRelated Videos
