Dicmatized (1979)

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About The Artist:

Lance Crowder was more than just a soul singer—he was a master of seduction, both on and off the stage, and an accomplished saxophonist whose first passion was blowing smooth, sultry notes on his prized sax. Born in 1948 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Before he became known for his captivating voice and hypnotic stage presence, he dedicated himself to the saxophone, quickly earning a reputation as a professional saxophonist in local clubs and jazz ensembles. By the early 1970s, Crowder had made his way to Chicago, where he became a fixture in the underground soul scene.
In 1979, he captured his mystique in his biggest hit, “D-Matized,” a sultry, hypnotic groove about his unique ability to entrance women with his undeniable charm and even literal hypnotic prowess. The song, drenched in wah-wah guitars and pulsating bass, classic. What most people didn’t know was that Crowder wasn’t just playing a role—he was a certified hypnotist. Offstage, he often held private sessions, claiming he could help people overcome various challenges, from quitting smoking to easing stage fright, and even deepening emotional connections. His dual talents in music and hypnosis earned him a reputation as both a sensual mystic and a bona fide entertainer with extraordinary skills. By the mid-1980s, he left the industry to open a hypnotherapy practice in Las Vegas, though he still performed occasionally, merging his soulful melodies with live demonstrations of his hypnotic talents.

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