John Brothers - I just wanna be free 1980


I don’t know many info about “The John Brothers”. In 1979 Keith and Kevin sang for “Instant Funk” a funky track entitled “Witch Doctor”.


In 1980 they participated on the album of Bunny Sigler as “Assistant producers”.



At the same time the John Brothers released a single entitled “Try to walk a mile / I just wanna be free” on RCA label in 1980. Produced by Bunny Sigler. The former was writen by Jimmy Singler and the latter by Bunny Sigler .



Note: The John Brothers (Keith and Kevin) are the sons of the Late, Great, Little Willie John.
Keith John is a fantastic singer in his own right and has been traveling and touring with Stevie Wonder for more than twenty years.
Thanks for info (Kajun58)

The above posted single is not played in full

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Anonymous said…
The John Brothers are the sons of the Late, Great, Little Willie John.

Keith John is a fantastic singer in his own right and has been traveling and touring with Stevie Wonder for more than twenty years.

I Just Wanna Be Free is a hard to find single.

Listen to the a side: "Try To Walk A Mile In My Shoes"
November 27, 2008 at 8:28 PM
SoulDennis said…
Thanks for your info. I didn't know about these details. I really appreciate your comments.
November 27, 2008 at 10:25 PM
kajun58 said…
In fact ... a New Little Willie John CD has just been released in the UK.

Little Willie John: Nineteen Sixty Six. These were the last recordings ever recorded by him.

Listen to some samples of this release at: https://es.juno.co.uk/products/327727-01.htm

To get more information about this release go to the Kent (ACE) web site: http://www.acerecords.co.uk/content.php?page_id=59&release=7860
November 28, 2008 at 5:32 PM
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