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Vocalist Tony Wolski offered this statement on the album: “Too much information has made us dumb and confused

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Wilbert Harrison The Best Of Wilbert Harrison Masquerade Vocalist Tony Wolski offered this3 CDS 70 Tracks includes 30 Previously Unavailable Songs. Its extremely unlikely that any other 1950s R&B artist blended quite as many disparate idiomatic influences into an instantly identifiable whole as Wilbert Harrison. Wilberts skill on a variety of instruments was a key factor in his uncommon versatility. He played rolling piano on Kansas City and several of his followups for Bobby Robinsons Harlem based Fury Records, but he was just as likely