Junior Shares A Universal Message In "Mama Used To Say"

Born Norman Washington Giscombe on June 6, 1957, Junior had been making the rounds of the London music scene, just as the Britfunk movement was bridging the gap of a racially-divided England with its friendly and inviting sound, one inspired by American R&B, soul and funk.

After dabbling in rock and even Disco, Junior found his groove with producer Bob Carter and tapped into the words of wisdom of his Jamaican mother to create a song that touched a nerve with audiences in the UK and the US.

With its universal message of love, knowledge, and self-acceptance, “Mama Used To Say” helped Junior make history as one of the first British soul singers to cross over to America, and served as inspiration and praise for a number of equally iconic performers.

Show Tracklisting

• Get Up and Dance (Norman Giscombe Jr.)
• Love Dies (Junior)
• Let Me Know (Junior)
• Mama Used To Say (Junior)
• Mama Used To Say - American Instrumental Mix (Junior)
• I Specialize in Love (Sharon Brown)
• Mama Used To Say - American Remix (Junior)
• Too Late (Junior)
• Oh Louise (Junior)

Junior on Social Media:

• Website: https://www.juniorgiscombe.co.uk
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juniorgiscombe_/
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juniorgiscombe
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/JuniorGiscombe

Host and Producer: Diego Martinez

Executive Producer: Nicholas "NickFresh" Puzo

Audio Engineer: Adam Fogel 

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