When and where was Sam Cooke born?
Samuel Cook arrived in Clarksdale, Mississippi, on the 22nd of January 1931. He was the fifth child born to Reverend Charles Cook and Annie Mae Carroll.
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Samuel Cook arrived in Clarksdale, Mississippi, on the 22nd of January 1931. He was the fifth child born to Reverend Charles Cook and Annie Mae Carroll.
Cooke released Lovable in 1956 using the alias Dale Cook while working at Specialty Records. Art Rupe gave permission for Cooke to record secular tracks under his real name after he left that label.
You Send Me reached number one on the Billboard R&B chart for six weeks. It also topped the pop chart for three weeks.
Allen Klein managed Kags Music starting in 1963 under a five-year contract. A holding company named Tracey Ltd owned by Klein produced Cooke's recordings.
Police found Sam Cooke dead at the Hacienda Motel on the 11th of December 1964. The location sat at 91st Street and South Figueroa Avenue in Los Angeles.
The event took place at A.R. Leak Funeral Home in Chicago on the 18th of December 1964. Two hundred thousand fans lined up for four city blocks during the service.