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Clarence Carter
/ˈklærəns ˈkɑːrtər/
Definition
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Clarence Carter (born January 14, 1936) is an American blues, soul, and R&B singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer, best known for his gritty hits like 'Slip Away' (1968), 'Back Door Santa' (1968), and 'Patches' (1970). Despite being blind from birth, he crafts songs with raw, humorous edge about life's mishaps.
Examples
Nothing says holiday vibes like blasting Clarence Carter's 'Back Door Santa' while wrapping gifts in secret.
I tried patching up my jeans, but Clarence Carter's song made me realize some holes are just meant to be.
When life slips away like Clarence Carter's classic, you just gotta groove through the mess.
My playlist's secret weapon? Clarence Carter – blind genius who sees right through your soulful excuses.