Home / Music / Curtis Mayfield's solo debut had two singles seven months apartMusic linernotes album music curtis-mayfieldCurtis Mayfield's solo debut had two singles seven months apartThe two singles from Curtis Mayfield’s self-titled 1970 debut were ‘(Don’t Worry) If There’s a Hell Below, We’re All Going to Go’ (November 1970) and ‘Move On Up’ (June 1971). Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCurtis Mayfield won France's Prix Otis Redding for the album CurtisCurtis Mayfield's debut solo album hit No. 1 on the Black Albums chartSuper Fly hit No. 1 and outsold the movie it was made forCurtis/Live! originally had eight tracks on LP in 1971Super Fly was Curtis Mayfield's first film soundtrack — and his third solo albumExploreThree East Coast Canadian singer-songwriters released A New Kind of Light: Songs of Christmas in 2007Pentatonix's 2016 Christmas album got a deluxe edition with bonus tracksTerry Riley's A Rainbow in Curved Air landed as part of CBS's 'Music of Our Time' seriesKayo Dot's A Taste of Ashes came out on the bandleader's own Rootball labelThe single 'Tell It Like It Is' hit stores weeks before the albumPrevious Dave Krusen played on Ten but left before Pearl Jam's riseNext Curtis Mayfield's own label, Curtom, released Curtis