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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Am What I Am on Discogs. Label: Playboy Records - P • Format: Vinyl 7 Lois Fletcher - I Am What I Am (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Am What I Am on Discogs. Label: Playboy Records - P X • Format: Vinyl 7 Lois Fletcher - I Am What I Am (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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3. Full uncut version of the 70's mega hit. Enjoy!

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4. Jan 28,  · Lois Fletcher - I Am What I Am - Duration: N Gamble Recommended for you. I Am What I Am - Duration: Greyhound - Topic Recommended for you.

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7. by Lois Fletcher. - genre? Lyrics by: Scott English, Richard Kerr # Debut: Chart: Mar ' Hot Lyrics. Log on to hide ad. [all I remember is the chorus] I am what I am, I'm just one of the people, I think and I dream and I try; I am what I am, I'm just one of the people, I'm happy to live till I die. Home. Search Go; Other.

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8. Jan 10,  · Once Lois Fletcher heard “I Am What I Am” by Greyhound she was interested in cutting a recording of it for release in her native Canada. Fletcher’s treatment of the song is less reggae and more zydeco influenced with harmonica, juice harp, washboard, piano and guitar. Her song peaked at #14 in Chicago and Vancouver.

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9. May 16,  · Lois Fletcher was a Canadian singer who got her big break following an appearance on Canadian television. She began touring with a folk troupe during the early sixties and after a New York gig, landed a job with the band, The Back Porch Majority. Folk groups were huge during the mid sixties and it wasn't uncommon for the bands to have 10 members.

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