Al Wilson

Al Wilson

artist

United States

Al Wilson was an American soul singer and songwriter, best known for his hit version of Oscar Brown Jr.'s song 'The Snake'. Released in 1968, Wilson's rendition became a minor Motown classic, showcasing his smooth vocal style and storytelling ability, while amplifying the song's themes of betrayal and caution.

Born on Jun 20, 1939 (86 years old)

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United Kingdom: Al Wilson was a soul singer who turned Oscar Brown Jr's poem into a minor Motown hit. 7

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