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Bad Mama Jamma Remix carries the rich legacy of soul legend Carl Carlton, known for timeless classics like Everlasting Love and She's a Bad Mama Jama. This artist page offers a clear, no-nonsense overview: a detailed biography, a concise discography with emphasis on pivotal albums, and up-to-date information about performances and appearances. While Carl Carlton’s life and career have shaped the sound of American soul, Bad Mama Jamma Remix continues to honor that heritage with thoughtful remixes and collaborations. Please note that Carl Carlton passed away in mid-December 2025, and there are currently no 2025 tour dates scheduled. If you’re seeking authentic soul vibes or a modern remix connected to classic hits, you’ve got a friend in us to help you secure your seats for future opportunities as they arise.

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From the early 1970s to the 2010s, Carlton’s catalogue built a bridge between classic soul and contemporary remixes. Notable successes include Everlasting Love (Hot 100 peak No. 6; R&B chart No. 11, 1974) and She’s a Bad Mama Jama (Hot 100 peak No. 22; Soul Singles No. 2, 1981). The self-titled Carl Carlton album (1981) achieved Gold status, featuring the enduring anthem She’s a Bad Mama Jama. The discography highlights span albums such as Private Property (1985), The Bad C.C. (1982), Carl Carlton (1981), I Wanna Be with You (1975), Everlasting Love (1974), and Can't Stop a Man in Love (1973). A notable remix reference is the Bad Mama Jamma Remix on Bandcamp by DJ Tripswitch, connected to the Carl Carlton song. With Carl Carlton’s passing in December 2025, fans can still celebrate his legacy through official social channels and archival releases. For updates, follow the performer’s official pages and secure your tickets or access to future performances as they’re announced.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Bad Mama Jamma Remix

  • Major hits: Everlasting Love (Hot 100 peak No. 6; R&B No. 11, 1974) and She's a Bad Mama Jama (Hot 100 peak No. 22; Soul Singles No. 2, 1981).
  • Gold album: The self-titled Carl Carlton album (1981) went gold; the era included the hit She's a Bad Mama Jama.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): God Is Good (2010, CTU); Main Event (1994, Evejim); Private Property (1985, Casablanca); The Bad C.C. (1982, RCA Victor); Carl Carlton (1981, 20th Century Fox); I Wanna Be with You (1975, ABC); Everlasting Love (1974, ABC); Can't Stop a Man in Love (1973, Back Beat).
  • Top remix reference: Bad Mama Jamma Remix appears on Bandcamp as DJ Tripswitch Remix related to the Carl Carlton song (remix of Bad Mama Jama).

The records

Bad Mama Jamma Remix Discography

  • God Is Good
    2010 · CTU
  • Main Event
    1994 · Evejim
  • Private Property
    1985 · Casablanca
  • The Bad C.C.
    1982 · RCA Victor
  • Carl Carlton
    1981 · 20th Century Fox
  • I Wanna Be with You
    1975 · ABC
  • Everlasting Love
    1974 · ABC
  • Can't Stop a Man in Love
    1973 · Back Beat

The hits

Top Bad Mama Jamma Remix Songs

  • She's a Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked)
    1981 · US Hot 100: 22; US Soul Singles: 2; UK: 34
  • Everlasting Love
    1974 · US Hot 100: 6; US R&B: 11

From the early 1970s to the 2010s, Carlton’s catalogue built a bridge between classic soul and contemporary remixes. Notable successes include Everlasting Love (Hot 100 peak No. 6; R&B chart No. 11, 1974) and She’s a Bad Mama Jama (Hot 100 peak No. 22; Soul Singles No. 2, 1981). The self-titled Carl Carlton album (1981) achieved Gold status, featuring the enduring anthem She’s a Bad Mama Jama. The discography highlights span albums such as Private Property (1985), The Bad C.C. (1982), Carl Carlton (1981), I Wanna Be with You (1975), Everlasting Love (1974), and Can't Stop a Man in Love (1973). A notable remix reference is the Bad Mama Jamma Remix on Bandcamp by DJ Tripswitch, connected to the Carl Carlton song. With Carl Carlton’s passing in December 2025, fans can still celebrate his legacy through official social channels and archival releases. For updates, follow the performer’s official pages and secure your tickets or access to future performances as they’re announced.

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