Artist's albums
Get Some Other Girl to Do It
2023 · single
Let's Play
2022 · single
Don't Try Me
2022 · single
FIRE & ICE Collaboration
2022 · album
Grown Folk Step (Club Extended Version)
2021 · single
I'LL Leave The Light On
2021 · single
Stay Together
2021 · single
Just Goodbye
2020 · single
Lumber Jack Remix
2020 · single
Grown Folk Step
2020 · single
Grown Folk Step (Radio Version)
2020 · single
Older the Berry Sweeter the Juice
2020 · single
Unplugged
2019 · album
Girls Night Out
2019 · single
Girls Night Out (Radio Version)
2019 · single
You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man
2018 · single
That Bitch Ain't Me
2017 · single
Shake a Little Something (feat. Denise Lasalle)
2016 · single
No Regrets
2015 · album
Telling It Like It Is
2012 · album
A Woman Needs A Strong Man
2009 · album
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Biography
Karen Wolfe began her professional musical career as a member of the gospel group Soul Unlimited, but she made her name as a Southern blues-soul singer through a series of albums in the 2000s and 2010s. Born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on August 14, 1959, Karen grew up singing gospel music. Initially, she pursued religious music as a professional career, singing in Soul Unlimited and recording her first record, Stop by Here, with the Harmonettes, a quartet who would later rename themselves Direction. In 1992, Karen transitioned from gospel to blues after marrying Gary Wolfe, the brother-in-law of celebrated soul-blues singer Denise LaSalle. The couple relocated to Jackson, Tennessee in 1997, after which Karen was hired as Denise's backing singer. After spending several years touring with LaSalle, Wolfe signed with B&J Records to record her debut album, First Time Out, in 2006. Three years later, she released A Woman Needs a Strong Man, which featured the single "Man Enough." Wolfe switched to Coday Records for 2012's Telling It Like It Is. The same label released No Regrets in 2015. In the summer of 2017, Wolfe released "That Bitch Ain't Me" (the clean edit was called "That Chick Ain't Me"), the first single from her fifth album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi