Sena Fletcher ( Mary Jane Hooper) Teach Me (1997) Funky Delicacies + Bonus Tracks + Radio Interview - Rare Soul (MP3 226MB)

After a request i,m reviewing Obscure New Orleans soulstress Mary Jane Hooper. After releasing only a handful of singles between 1968 and 1970, this brilliantly talented vocalist (whose real name is Sena Fletcher) faded into obscurity. Her music has since garnered a dedicated following among R&B/soul collectors and much speculation has arisen about her recent whereabouts. 2 CD,s & an LP containing the material from her 45-RPMs and seven previously unreleased recordings all cut for New Orleans crawfish king Al Scramuzza’s various record labels hit the market in 1997, helping to quench the lust for rare gems in the hearts of soul music devotees worldwide. The review features one of the CD,s "Teach Me" & ive included Bonus Tracks of all the other tracks from the other CD & LP "Psychedelphia" now very hard to acquire as all long deleted. Also a very rare 2016 interview which originally aired on radio station WWOZ in New Orleans is also included with samples of never-before-heard recordings from Sena’s personal collection!..So you have her complete collection for your enjoyment today! Why this lady was not huge is a mystery but listen to the interview all will be revealed!..great Soul/Funk/Northern Dancers!...her "rarest dancer "Stolen Moments" is also included not on any media site!...Bonus Tracks Listed under Back Cover

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Bonus Tracks

14 Stolen Moments
15 Don't Change Nothin' (Instrumental)
16 You've Got What I Want (Instrumental)
17 I've Got What You Need (Instrumental)
18 I've Got Reasons (Instrumental)
19 I'm in a Lovin' Groove (Instrumental)
20 Psychedelphia (Instrumental)
21 Don't Change Nothin' (Drum & Guitar Mix)