
Carl Carlton, 'She's a Bad Mama Jama' singer, dies at 72
5 days ago · Carl Carlton, an R&B singer best known for his hits "Everlasting Love" and "She's a Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked)," has died at age 72.
Carl Carlton, funk singer behind ‘She’s a Bad Mama Jama ...
5 days ago · Carlton is best known for his 1981 single, a grooving ode to the female form that's enjoyed a long life in popular culture.
"Everlasting Love" and "Bad Mama Jama" singer Carl Carlton ...
5 days ago · The uber-infectious dance tune earned Carlton a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance, and the accompanying album, Carl Carlton, went gold in 1981. …
'Bad Mama Jama' singer Carl Carlton is dead at 73
5 days ago · “Bad Mama Jama” and “Everlasting Love” singer Carl Carlton is dead at 73, his son said Sunday. The Detroit native recorded funk, soul and gospel.
Carl Carlton, 'She's a Bad Mamma Jama' and 'Everlasting Love ...
5 days ago · The singer's son announced on Sunday, Dec. 14 that Carlton had passed away On Sunday, Dec. 14, the family of funk and R&B singer Carl Carlton announced that he had died …
Carl Carlton, Funk Legend And R&B Singer, Dead At 72 ...
5 days ago · Carl Carlton, ‘She’s A Bad Mamma Jama’ Singer And Funk Legend, Dead At 72 The late musician’s son announced his death in a Facebook post.
R&B Legend Carl Carlton Passes Away At 72 - WBLS
5 days ago · Carl Carlton, a renowned R&B singer, has passed away. He was 72. According to Soultracks, Carlton’s passing comes after he suffered a serious stroke around six years ago. …
Carl Carlton Cause Of Death: What We Know About 'She’s A Bad ...
5 days ago · Carlton’s passing was confirmed on Sunday, Dec. 14, through social media posts shared by his son. The celebrated vocalist, best known for hits like 'Everlasting Love' and …
Carl Carlton, ‘She’s a Bad Mama Jama’ Singer, Dead at 72
5 days ago · Carl Carlton, who sang the hits 'She's a Bad Mama Jama (She’s Built, She’s Stacked)' and 'Everlasting Love,' has died at age 72.
Carl Carlton - Wikipedia
Carlton was born in Detroit, Michigan on May 21, 1952. [3] He began his career in the mid-1960s as "Little" Carl Carlton. [1][2] It was a marketing ploy to capitalize on some vocal similarities to …