“Stitched to Your Hip”

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With The Bonus Track "For Self Respect and Fair Play"

 Rufus Wonder

 Press release

 LOOK, LOOK, LOOK, THIS IS AN EXCITING BUNDLE OF FUNK.

 THIS IS YOUR CD BABY!

 RUFUS WONDER’S ALBUM “STITCHED TO YOUR HIP”

 The Legendary Bay Area Vocalist Delivers HIS Most Impressive
Work To Date

 
 Bay Area vocalist and songwriter Rufus Wonder is set to release
 “Stitched To Your Hip” on Oh! O'Star Records. Advance copies
 have been sent to radio music programmers and they have begun to
give heavy airplay and lauded the CD for Mr. Wonder’s soulful
 singing and the impressive musicianship. Listeners can go to
 www.ohostar.com, www.cdbaby.com/cd/rufuswonder3 and
 www.rufuswonder.com for all CD ordering and MP3 downloads.

 Highlights of “Stitched To Your Hip” include the funky hip-hop
 track “Squash It” which features Wonder’s flawless vocals, Bay
 Area rapper Keldamuzik, D Labre, and Oakland producer/musician
 Bill Jackson. The track has an anti-violence message and is
 accompanied by a powerful video. Rufus Wonder lets his vocals
 swing on the funky blues of “Cut You A-loose”. Ladies will not be
 able to resist the funky come-ons from Rufus and seductive funk
 on “Hey!Sexy Lady”. Roll the car windows down and turn the bass
 up to ten on the funkdafied “P-Funk”. The centerpiece of
 “Stitched To Your Hip” is the bonus track “For Self-Respect, and
 Fair Play” which is characterized by Wonder’s powerful lyrics
 and vocals. The track also features Bay Area producer Jam G,
 and Rapper PUP [People Under Pressure].
 
 Born in Bossier City, Louisiana, Rufus Wonder has had a storied
 career in the music business. At the age of 12 he moved to
 Oakland, California where he live for a short period of time.
 Then on to Fresno, California where he began his musical journey
 in the high school choir. After graduating from Theodore
 Roosevelt High School in Fresno, he joined the US Navy in San
 Diego. In the Navy, he formed the singing group, The Blenders.
 Rufus Wonder and the Blenders performed all over Asia. After the
 military, Rufus joined a group called The Ripps and they had
 many concerts in the Los Angeles area. After The Riffs
 dismantled, Rufus made his mark on the stage in San Francisco,
 Chicago and Detroit. Next, Rufus wrote "Under the Moon", and "So
 Upset" before signing with Lando Records. After signing with
 Lando Records. Rufus recorded as Rufus Wonder & the Additions at
 the legendary Golden World Studios in Detroit, Michigan on the
 Lando Record Label. It was here that Rufus Wonder was signed,
 and recorded by the famous child star, Frank I. [Sugar Chile]
 Robinson, and Clifton Dickerson, the owners of the record label.
 

 Rufus, has performed onstage with such artists
 as, Bay area Rapper Keldamuzik of Diva TV, Rapper Shavone
 Pickett, Rapper President L. Davis, Rapper D’ Labre, Rapper
 Keith Thompson, Spoken Word Artist’ Paradise, Vocalist’ Ronda,
 Benin, The Sounds Of Urban Life Soldiers, the Fabulous Counts, Little Milton, the famous dancer Oscar Huckerbee, & Caledonia Young,
 Edd Henry, Steve Mancha, 100 proof aged in soul, The Du-Kays,
 The Redd Saunders Band, Harvey Scales & the Seven Sounds, The
 Dells, Dennis Edwards, Carl Carlton, Sugar Pie DeSanto, The Mar
 Keys, William Bell, The Temptations, Billy Preston, Betty
 Everett, Alberta Adams, Christine Kertrell, The O' Town Passions, The Cleveland Jones Temptation Revue, Lee Williams, God's New Creations, The Oakland Heirs, Joe Williams, and Inez Jones, the famous actress Colostine Boatwright who is in the movie Cooley High, and Cynthia Joy , actress & model from Great Neck, New York, to name a few.

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