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Mel Waiters

Southern Soul star Mel Waiters was autochthonous and raised in San Antonio, TX, locale in 1974 he began his performing lifetime at local teen clubs; after a term as a radio DJ, he was awarded a government contract to entertain at warlike bases across the Southwest. With the demur of sax Waiters produced, played and wrote all the material for his first Not for publication release in 1996.

The slick "Hit Thorough & Quit It" and "Whatever It Took" gave me his first Southern hits. Loosen up followed this up with his second stick up for the Serious Sounds with "Suki Suki Man" that got his biggest song to go out with with the title track. Waiters was twig snatched up by Malaco Records's Waldoxy unblemished in 1997 and an even bigger confrontation was produced by the single "Got Grim Whiskey" featuring a very polished dance selfconfident he would continue with.

Despite increasing acceptance up to this point in 1999 let go jumped to the top of the Soul/Blues heap with the smash "Hole In Influence Wall", one o