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THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC GROUP Inc / TSM THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC GROUP Inc / TSM Εκπροσωπούμενο Ρεπερτόριο Works : 230 Για οποιαδήποτε πληροφορία/ αδειοδότηση : [email protected] τηλ. 210 6518511 SONG_ID WORK TITLE / ΤΙΤΛΟΣ ΕΡΓΟΥ WRITERS /ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΙ 763877 A Lover's Question Brook Benton (50), Jimmy Williams (50) 763880 After Lovin' You Morris Baily Jr. (33.33), Bobby Martin (33.33), Jean Wells (33.34) 763960 Age Of Miracles, The Belford Hendricks (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34), Murray Stein (33.33) 912302 Ain'T It Good Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 769847 Amarosa Clyde Lovern Otis (50), Curtis Ousley (50) 769849 Another Day Another Night Everett John Collins Jr. (33.33), Robert Jenkins (33.33), Brian Keith Morgan (33.34) 763879 Any Other Way Clyde Lovern Otis (100) 764046 As Long As I'M In Your Arms Vincent Corso (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763881 Baby Brook Benton (100) 929555 Baby Please Be True Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 764047 Baby, You've Got What It Takes Clyde Lovern Otis (50), Murray Stein (50) 912303 Backstabbers Johnathon Marc Blount (50), Maxwell Dixon (50) 764048 Backstage Fred Anisfield (66.67), Willie Denson (33.33) 769895 Bad Boys Omar Williams (100) 763875 Bad Case Of The Blues, A Clyde Lovern Otis (100) 764049 Because Of Everything Belford Hendricks (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763882 Because You Love Me Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) Ronald Baker (16.66), Allan Felder (16.67), J Fisher (2.5), Norman Harris (16.67), Kim Jones (2.5), James Lloyd (5.83), Nashiem Myrick (33.34), A Spain (2.5), 274256 Biggie CHRISTOPHER WALLACE (3.33) Traditional (Writer Unknown) (16.67), Ronald Baker (16.67), Allan Felder (16.67), Norman Harris (16.66), Kim Jones (2.5), J Lloyd (5.83), Nashiem Myrick (16.67), A 912361 Biggie Spain (2.5), Christopher Wallace (3.33) 764002 Billy-Gene Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) 1368186 Bitter World Antoine McColister (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.33), Christopher Ray (16.67) 763961 Boll Weevil Song, The Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) page1 from 9 THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC _ Ankh _ w 230 SONG_ID WORK TITLE / ΤΙΤΛΟΣ ΕΡΓΟΥ WRITERS /ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΙ Darryl Barnes (20), Osten Harvey (20), Greg Mays (20), A. Mosley (20), Dm Strand 764058 Boogie Down Bronx/Bk Connection (20) 912115 Book Of Memories Randie Evretts (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763038 Break It To Me Gently Diane Charlotte Lampert (50), Joe Seneca (50) 929522 Broadway Boogie Peter Chatman (100) 763989 Cake & Eat It Too Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) 763962 Call Me Belford Hendricks (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 769840 Can'T Nobody In This Whole Wide World Herman Kelly (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763883 Can'T You Just See Me Belford Hendricks (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 764335 Candlelight Night Edward T. Riley (20), Thomas R. Taliaferro (80) 764004 Cash In My Hands Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) 763876 Change, A Dorian Burton (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (66.67) 912307 Come Back, My Love Roy Hamilton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 912308 Come Inside My Room Dave Hollister (50), John Mitchell (50) 764050 Comin' Back Clyde Lovern Otis (50), Gabor Szabo (50) 763884 Cry Baby Cry Morris Bailey Jr. (100) Darryl Barnes (40), Bini (0), Shawn Carter (0), Kasseem Dean (0), Freeman (0), Greg Mays (40), August Moon (0), Rizzo (0), TONY ROMEO (20), Earl Simmons (0), 912363 Def Jam 2000 Taylor (0), Tyrone Thomas (0), Ricky Walters (0) 763885 Devoted Brook Benton (33.33), Belford Hendricks (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34) Sylvester Allen (4.41), Darryl Barnes (3.75), Andre Benjamin (4.41), Harold Ray Brown (4.41), Patrick Brown (4.41), Thomas Burton (4.41), George Jr. Clinton (4.41), Morris Dickerson (4.41), Cameron Gipp (4.41), Macy Gray (4.41), Leroy 912488 Do Something Jordan (4.41), Greg 764005 Do You Believe Terence Dudley (30), Craig Mack (20), Tim Patterson (30), Rashad Smith (20) 769854 Do You Wanna Get Funky Greg Mays (5), Writer Unknown (95) 764006 Doin' Our Own Thang Darryl Barnes (25), Johnathon Marc Blount (50), Greg Mays (25) 769841 Don'T You Worry Baby Herman Kelly (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 764007 Down The Line Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) Darryl Barnes (16.67), KEITH ELAM (33.33), CHRISTOPHER E MARTIN (33.33), Greg 764008 Dwyck Mays (16.67) 763886 Early Every Morning (Early Every Evening Too) Belford Hendricks (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 764051 Ease Away A Little Bit At A Time Yogi Horton (25), Rosemarie Mccoy (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (25) 764063 Endlessly Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763889 Flat Tire Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) page2 from 9 THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC _ Ankh _ w 230 SONG_ID WORK TITLE / ΤΙΤΛΟΣ ΕΡΓΟΥ WRITERS /ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΙ 763890 For My Baby Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 769844 For You My Love Clyde Lovern Otis (100) 763891 Forty Years Or More Peter Chatman (100) 763892 Frankie And Johnny Brook Benton (100) 929520 Freedom Peter Chatman (100) 764052 Gambler'S Blues Peter Chatman (100) 763969 Georgia Slop, The Jimmy Mccraklin (100) 912312 Get Fucked Up Darryl Barnes (25), Greg Mays (25), Louie Vega (50) Lawrence Russell Brown (18.67), Darren C. Callis (18.66), Antwone L. Dickey 912713 Good Life (18.66), Sandy Linzer (18.67), Edward T. Riley (18.67), David J. Wynn (6.67) Khia Shamone Chambers (25), Elsie Pacheco (25), Tata Parker (25), Michael J. 769852 Got Beef Williams (25) 763894 Got It Together Charles Rainey (100) 769825 Groovin' Kenny Burrell (100) 764009 Harmonize Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) 769855 Hate Bill Coley (25), Charlie James Foxx (25), Larry Harrison (25), Jerry Williams Jr. (25) 763895 Have A Little Mercy Dorian Burton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 929576 He's Gone Larry Harrison (50), Jerry Williams Jr. (50) 764010 Here We Come OSTEN HARVEY (50), Terrence Kelly (30), Tim Patterson (20) 764011 Hip Hop Junkies Darryl Barnes (25), Greg Mays (25), TONY ROMEO (50) 769828 Honey Bee Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) Billy Butler (25), Bill Doggett (25), Clifford Scott (25), Berisford (Shep) Shepherd 764066 Honky Tonk (Part 1) (25) Billy Butler (25), Bill Doggett (25), Clifford Scott (25), Berisford (Shep) Shepherd 764125 Honky Tonk (Part 2) (25) Billy Butler (25), Bill Doggett (25), Clifford Scott (25), Berisford (Shep) Shepherd 764129 Honky Tonk (Parts 1 & 2) (25) Billy Butler (20), Bill Doggett (20), Henry Glover (20), Clifford Scott (20), Berisford 912516 Honky Tonk (Vocal Version) (Shep) Shepherd (20) 763897 How Can I Go On (Without You) Clyde Lovern Otis (50), Norman Simmons (50) 764012 How To Flow Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) Brook Benton (25), Cirino Colacral (25), Clyde Lovern Otis (25), Teddy Randazzo 763898 Hurtin' Inside (25) 763899 I Am The Blues Peter Chatman (100) 763994 I Can'T Love You Enough Lavern Baker (33.33), Dorian Burton (33.34), Howard Plummer Jr. (33.33) page3 from 9 THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC _ Ankh _ w 230 SONG_ID WORK TITLE / ΤΙΤΛΟΣ ΕΡΓΟΥ WRITERS /ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΙ Sharissa Dawes (30), Cheveda Green (23.33), Curtis Richardson (23.33), John 912487 I Can't Wait Edward Stuart (23.34) 763900 I Couldn'T Love You More Than I Do Now Jean Wells (100) 764053 I Do Ben Raleigh (50), Don Wolf (50) 795354 I Don'T Know Brook Benton (50), Bobby Stevenson (50) 763901 I Feel Like Ballin' The Jack Peter Chatman (100) 769834 I Feel So Fine Ivory Joe Hunter (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763902 I Got What I Wanted Brook Benton (50), Margie Singleton (50) 912254 I'Ll Come Back For More Oramay Diamond (33.33), Belford Hendricks (33.34), Bee Walker (33.33) 763903 I'Ll Take Care Of You Brook Benton (100) 912154 I'M Back To Collect Lasalle (100) 763904 I'M Too Far Gone To Turn Around Belford Hendricks (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763905 Iced Tea Vincent Fielder (100) 763906 If You Think God Is Dead Brook Benton (100) 764338 If You Wanna Sing Me, I'Ll Be A Song Clyde Lovern Otis (50), Ana Iza Otis (50) 763995 Impossible, Incredible But True June Cordae (50), Bobby Stevenson (50) 763907 In A Dream Brook Benton (33.33), Cirino Colacral (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34) 763996 Instrumental Brook Benton (50), VAN MORRISON (50) 769853 It Feels So Good Dorian Burton (50), Eleanor Robinson (50) Brook Benton (25), Cirino Colacral (25), Clyde Lovern Otis (25), Teddy Randazzo 763908 It'S Just A House Without You (25) 764064 It'S Just A Matter Of Time Brook Benton (33.33), Belford Hendricks (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34) 764013 Jeeps, Lex Coups Beemers & Benz Osten Harvey (50), Terrence Kelly (35), Tim Patterson (15) 769835 Journey Danny C Small (100) Dexter Archer (1.5), Leslie Brathwaite (37.5), Jasper Cameron (26.3), Garfield Duncan (3.6), Nivea Hamilton (11.2), James Harris (3.1), Terrence Kelly (8.8), Terry 764107 Just In Case Lewis (3.1), Tim Patterson (4.9) 763909 Keep On Doin' Your Thing Jean Wells (100) 763910 Keep Your Mouth Shut (And Your Eyes Open) Jean Wells (100) 769826 Kenny'S Blues (Pt. 1 & 2) Kenny Burrell (100) 763911 Kiddio Brook Benton (50), Clyde Lovern Otis (50) 763912 Let Me Fix It Brook Benton (100) 769845 Let The Sun Come Out Duncan Cleary (25), Clyde Lovern Otis (75) 764027 Let'S All Get Down Darryl Barnes (50), Greg Mays (50) page4 from 9 THE CLYDE OTIS MUSIC _ Ankh _ w 230 SONG_ID WORK TITLE / ΤΙΤΛΟΣ ΕΡΓΟΥ WRITERS /ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΙ Charles Amorelli (0), Bessie Mae Banks (13.33), Charles Green (13.33), Jaheim Hoagland (5), Herman Kelly (13.34), Clifton Lighty (0), Balewa Muhammad (0), 764346 Let'S Talk About It Nathaniel Robinson (5), Writer Unknown (50) 764028 Lie To Me Brook Benton (50), Margie Singleton (50) 769837 Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous Allen D Cato (100) 763913 Little Lonely Girl Peter Chatman (100) 912376 Little Of This (A Little Of That), A Johnathon Marc Blount (25), Maxwell Dixon (25), Larry Mizell (50) 769836 Long Time Gone, A Peter Chatman (100) 406649 Looking Back Brook Benton (33.33), Belford Hendricks (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34) 763997 Love I've Found You Danny Smalls (100) 764029 Love Is Best Of All Addy Baron (50), Bernice Ross (50) 764030 Love Thang Johnathon Marc Blount (50), Keith Elam (15), Sybil Jeffries (5), Nicole Miller (30) 769838 Loyalty Forsaken Allen D Cato (100) 763970 Magic Door, The Yves Gilbert (33.33), Serge Lama (33.33), Clyde Lovern Otis (33.34) 769850 Mess Around Curtis Ousley (100) 753968 Misc.
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