Single owner, non smoking home for over 15 years. Tonight, about the time you re fluffing up your pillow and shutting off the light, there s a party going on. People are kicking back for a good time in a club across the tracks. They re dressed up to get down, dancing to the kind of knees-on-the-floor soul music that most of us thought disappeared decades ago. South Of The Snooty Fox is your invitation to the party, led by Sterling Mr. Entertainment Harrison, one of the finest singers to ever strut across a stage. Like many of the singers playing the chitlin circuit, Sterling s resume goes back as far as soul music itself. He s shared the stage with Otis Redding, James Brown, and Millie Jackson. He s released singles and albums scattered back to the 60s for labels like Smash, Motown and Atlantic. Still, he s never recorded an album that truly did his immense talent justice. Until now. Produced by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, Sterling tears through songs from Bobby Blue Bland, Bobby Womack, Otis Redding, Johnnie Taylor and O.V. Wright, making each one his own from the start. It s everything that s happening on the other side of town, and you re invited to listen in.