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Darondo

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Forfans of 70s soul/funk, crate-diggers, rare groove listeners, and bay area music heads.
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Darondo (William Daron Pulliam, 1946–2013) was an American soul singer from the San Francisco Bay Area, best known for the 1973 single “Didn't I.” His 1970s recordings were compiled on Let My People Go (2006), reviving interest in his work.

American soul singer from the San Francisco Bay Area; best known for “Didn't I.” Early 1970s singles later compiled as Let My People Go (Ubiquity/Luv N’ Haight, 2006). Opened for James Brown. Later hosted local cable TV shows. Born 1946, died 2013.

One enthusiastic review spotlights Darondo’s 2006 collection Let My People Go, praising his stylish 70s soul-funk blend. The reviewer compares his vocals to Marvin Gaye, Al Green, and Bill Withers, and singles out “Let My People Go,” “Legs,” and “Didn’t I.” Overall tone is warmly positive, with only a note about the album’s brevity.

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