Which Guitarist toured as a band member for such singers as James Brown, Otis Redding and others and recorded "You'll Lose a Good Thing."

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Question restatement: Which guitarist toured as a band member for singers like James Brown, Otis Redding and others and recorded 'You’ll Lose a Good Thing.'

Option 1: Barbara Lynn
- This choice identifies Barbara Lynn, a guitarist and singer known for the early-1960s hit 'You’ll Lose a Good Thing.' The song is her signature recording, and historical notes about her career indicate she performed as part of the scene surrounding prominent soul artists of the era. The description of touring with big-name stars such as James Brown and Otis Redding aligns with the profile of a guitarist active in that circuit, making this option plausible and consistent with the known recording.

Option 2: None of these
- Claiming none of these would require evidence that none of the listed individuals had the described touring history or recorded the track. Given the historical record on Barbara Lynn and the song itself, this option contradicts established facts about the recording and associated artists, making it unlikely.

Option 3: Carlos Santana
- Carlos Santana is a renowned guitarist primarily associated with rock fusion and his own band Santana. While he has collaborated with many artists, there is no well-documented record of Santana touring specifically as a band member for James Brown or Otis Redding, nor of recording 'You’ll Lose a Good Thing' in the context described. This makes the claim incompatible with Santana’s career timeline and the specific song in question.

Option 4: Jimmy Hendrix
- This appears to be a misspelling of Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix did indeed work with various artists earlier in his career, but there is no credible evidence that he toured as a band member for James Brown or Otis Redding, or that he recorded the track 'You’ll Lose a Good Thing.' The wording also suggests a misidentification that weakens the fit to the described scenario.

Rationale summary: Among the options, Barbara Lynn is the only choice that coherently matches the combination of recording 'You’ll Lose a Good Thing' and the historical context of performing with prominent soul artists, including James Brown and Otis Redding. The other options either conflict with known career histories or rely on inaccurate attributions, making them incorrect as stated.

ARTEDUC 1600 AU2025 (15358) Lecture Quiz 5

Which Guitarist toured as a band member for such singers as James Brown, Otis Redding and others and recorded "You'll Lose a Good Thing."

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