Soul-funk singer whose 1970s singles were collected on the album Let My People Go; praised for a versatile voice and West Coast cool.

Recorded mainly singles later compiled on Let My People Go; voice compared in reviews to Bill Withers, Al Green, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Bobby Womack and others; opened concerts for James Brown (as stated in the provided review).

Darondo (William Pulliam) is presented as a West Coast soul-funk singer whose 1970s singles were later collected on Let My People Go. The available DeBaser review praises his vocal range and stylistic links to major soul artists. Recommended for fans of classic soul and collectors of obscure singles.

For:Fans of 1970s soul and funk, collectors of obscure American soul singles, listeners who enjoy Bill Withers/Marvin Gaye-style vocals.

 William Pulliam, the real name of Darondo, is a soul-funk singer from the 70s, the golden age of black music, unknown to most, but let me tell you sincerely, with style to spare.

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