BBC - Bobby Womack Across 110th Street [MP4-AAC](oan)
 
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Bobby Womack's musical career has been an almost 
unprecedented rollercoaster ride.

Starting off on the streets of segregated America, Womack 
launched himself into what became an epic adventure. In the 
1950s as a youngster he was travelling the gospel highway 
with the Womack Brothers. By the 1960s, he was being mentored 
by Sam Cooke who schooled him in the ways of R&B, while 
James Brown also drilled him into shape. Soon, the Rolling 
Stones and Wilson Pickett were queuing up to record his songs.

In the early 1970s, not long after Janis Joplin covered one 
of his compositions, Bobby was with her just hours before 
she died. He played rhythm guitar on Sly & the Family Stone's 
Family Affair before becoming a major soul star in his own 
right with hits like Across 110th Street, Woman's Gotta Have 
It and Harry Hippie.
 
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FORMAT.......................: MP4
CODEC........................: X264
GENRE........................: Music video / Documentary
FILE SIZE....................: 273 MiB
RESOLUTION...................: 720*406
FRAME RATE...................: 25.000 fps
AUDIO AAC ...................: 128 Kbps
LANGUAGE.....................: English
SUBTITLES....................: NONE
RUNTIME......................: 59mn 20s