Lou Rawls was an American singer (1933-2006). Rawls made his name as a crooner, first singing jazz standards and then moving on to pop-soul in the mid-1960s. He released albums including Black and Blue in 1963, All Things In Time in 1976, and When You Hear Lou, You've Heard It All in 1977. Rawls' most popular songs include You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine and Love Is a Hurtin' Thing. Rawls won three Grammy Awards for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance. He appeared in films such as Leaving Las Vegas, Still Breathing, and Angel, Angel, Down We Go.