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Ann Peebles’ climb up the career ladder was rather more conventional than spectacular in the tough, rough days of rhythm and blues. She was first discovered when she appeared in Memphis nightclubs, was given a break by the big-band leader Gene ‘Bowlegs’ Miller, and landed her first top hit with the celebrated song “I Can’t Stand The Rain.” Towards the end of the ’70s she made a well-timed retreat just before the outbreak of the highly commercialized disco wave, only to return many years later with a revival of her old songs.
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