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Coco Collier - Here Comes the Rain - Tesla Groove International The amazing singer from our best-selling artists duo The Swans of New England delivers this stunning soul take on the Eurhythmics classic Here Comes the Rain from the 80’s givin’ evidence that soul music can turn everything from average limestone bricks to precious gold bars. Of course it was necessary to provide Coco’s vocals with the right arrangement but it’s just a slight contribution to the development of this very Tesla Groove fashioned sound exploration. Sure this experiment will kind of shock some of you but in all honesty we are all about takin’ on new paths of discovery. Limited Edition Press of 250 View full store item -
The amazing singer from our best-selling artists duo The Swans of New England delivers this stunning soul take on the Eurhythmics classic Here Comes the Rain from the 80’s givin’ evidence that soul music can turn everything from average limestone bricks to precious gold bars. Of course it was necessary to provide Coco’s vocals with the right arrangement but it’s just a slight contribution to the development of this very Tesla Groove fashioned sound exploration. Sure this experiment will kind of shock some of you but in all honesty we are all about takin’ on new paths of discovery. Limited Edition Press of 250 -
King Bee - Bee To The Flower / Bingeries - Tesla Groove International Limited Edition Press of 250 All copies come in a shrink wrapped quality picture sleeve Contemporary hard driven Jazz Funk from the north of England. Bee To The Flower, initially released under the influence of Newcastle’s finest Warren Thompson in a much slower and kind of stepped down version has been rearranged and recorded again by the band expressly for Tesla Groove International at the Loft Studios. View full store item
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Limited Edition Press of 250 All copies come in a shrink wrapped quality picture sleeve Contemporary hard driven Jazz Funk from the north of England. Bee To The Flower, initially released under the influence of Newcastle’s finest Warren Thompson in a much slower and kind of stepped down version has been rearranged and recorded again by the band expressly for Tesla Groove International at the Loft Studios. -
Audio (feat Vince Broomfield) - Won't Somebody - Soul Junction Audio returns! And riding high, on the back of the success of his 2011, “New Beginnings” album. Although the above mentioned album was compiled from entirely unissued material from the 1980’s, this time around Vince Broomfield following on from his involvement with the respected Cool Millions project. Has presented us at Soul Junction with a brand new 2012 recording entitled “Won’t Somebody”. We at Soul Junction feel that this song is the best thing that Vince has recorded (to date) and have very high hopes of this becoming a future anthem. The flipside is another previously unissued track from the 80’s sessions which we unfortunately didn’t have room to include on the album. View full store item
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Audio returns! And riding high, on the back of the success of his 2011, “New Beginnings” album. Although the above mentioned album was compiled from entirely unissued material from the 1980’s, this time around Vince Broomfield following on from his involvement with the respected Cool Millions project. Has presented us at Soul Junction with a brand new 2012 recording entitled “Won’t Somebody”. We at Soul Junction feel that this song is the best thing that Vince has recorded (to date) and have very high hopes of this becoming a future anthem. The flipside is another previously unissued track from the 80’s sessions which we unfortunately didn’t have room to include on the album. -
Elbowed-Out - All Men Don’t Love The Same / Believe It - Soul Junction This summer of 2020 Soul Junction 45 release features an uplifting late 70’s dancer 'All Men Don’t Love The Same' coupled with an early 80’s sophisticated stepper titled 'Believe It'. Both tracks feature Sam Chambliss on lead vocals. Such is the quality of these two tracks it really did come down to the toss of a coin as to which song was used as the A-side. Elbowed-Out’s mission in life was “to get you up and out of your seat, and then to begin to move your feet” something I think you’ll agree they most certainly have achieved. View full store item
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This summer of 2020 Soul Junction 45 release features an uplifting late 70’s dancer 'All Men Don’t Love The Same' coupled with an early 80’s sophisticated stepper titled 'Believe It'. Both tracks feature Sam Chambliss on lead vocals. Such is the quality of these two tracks it really did come down to the toss of a coin as to which song was used as the A-side. Elbowed-Out’s mission in life was “to get you up and out of your seat, and then to begin to move your feet” something I think you’ll agree they most certainly have achieved. -
Jesse James - Father We're Having Trouble Down Here - Soul Junction 'a very pertinent gospel/social commentary song' “Father We’re Having Trouble” that is already getting acclaim. Everything was progressing nicely until a worldwide pandemic intervened. With Jesse locked down in his new home on the West Coast and Felton in Atlanta the project unfortunately came to a halt. During this enforced period of inactivity further racial and political upheaval occurred which only added more poignance to the project. Eventually with the lifting of lockdown restrictions Jesse finally made it back to Atlanta to finish the project, the fruits of which you have before you now View full store item
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'a very pertinent gospel/social commentary song' “Father We’re Having Trouble” that is already getting acclaim. Everything was progressing nicely until a worldwide pandemic intervened. With Jesse locked down in his new home on the West Coast and Felton in Atlanta the project unfortunately came to a halt. During this enforced period of inactivity further racial and political upheaval occurred which only added more poignance to the project. Eventually with the lifting of lockdown restrictions Jesse finally made it back to Atlanta to finish the project, the fruits of which you have before you now -
Danny Toeman - If What You Say Is What You Mean - LRK Records If What You Say Is What You Mean Raw and gritty, this fiery new soul side packs a heavy punch with its thick horns, relentless northern soul beat, and high-octane vocal delivery from the man himself. Pulling no punches, Danny unleashes a scathing onslaught on the current world situation, reminiscent of late 60’s era Temptations and Edwin Starr. Backed with ‘Everybody Says I’m Wrong’, here we see Danny in a rare reflective mood. Stripped back to just voice, guitar, percussion and angelic backing harmonies, this song has been a popular staple in Danny’s live set the last few years. View full store item
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If What You Say Is What You Mean Raw and gritty, this fiery new soul side packs a heavy punch with its thick horns, relentless northern soul beat, and high-octane vocal delivery from the man himself. Pulling no punches, Danny unleashes a scathing onslaught on the current world situation, reminiscent of late 60’s era Temptations and Edwin Starr. Backed with ‘Everybody Says I’m Wrong’, here we see Danny in a rare reflective mood. Stripped back to just voice, guitar, percussion and angelic backing harmonies, this song has been a popular staple in Danny’s live set the last few years. -
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In) - Daptone Records - Cd Over the years Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings recreated and often re-imagine many songs by other artists. More often than not, these covers were recorded by request – commissioned for placement in various projects. This Daptone Records Cd offers some of their most popular as well as never-before-heard renditions. As it says Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In) Track 1. Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours Track 2. Little By Little Track 3. Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) Track 4. Here I Am Baby Track 5. What Have You Done For Me Lately? Track 6. Take Me With U Track 7. This Land Is Your Land Track 8. Inspiration Information Track 9. Giving Up Track 10. Rescue Me Track 11. In The Bush Track 12. It Hurts To Be Alone Track 13. Trespasser View full store item
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Over the years Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings recreated and often re-imagine many songs by other artists. More often than not, these covers were recorded by request – commissioned for placement in various projects. This Daptone Records Cd offers some of their most popular as well as never-before-heard renditions. As it says Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Was In) Track 1. Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours Track 2. Little By Little Track 3. Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) Track 4. Here I Am Baby Track 5. What Have You Done For Me Lately? Track 6. Take Me With U Track 7. This Land Is Your Land Track 8. Inspiration Information Track 9. Giving Up Track 10. Rescue Me Track 11. In The Bush Track 12. It Hurts To Be Alone Track 13. Trespasser -
Wrap It Up - The Isaac Hayes And David Porter Songbook - Ace CDTOP 1622 Wrap It Up - The Isaac Hayes And David Porter Songbook Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CDTOP 1622 Isaac Hayes and David Porter penned some of soul’s most enduring anthems of their era... Release Date 30 September 2022 Clip of the release notes from Tony Rounce via Ace Records follows below... Their partnership lasted barely four years and just over 50 songs - but between 1965 and 1969 Isaac Hayes and David Porter penned some of soul’s most enduring anthems of their era, many of which are still being regularly performed and recorded to this day. Ace are delighted to welcome them into our ever-popular Songwriter Series this month with “Wrap It Up”, a fantastic collection featuring almost half of the total number of songs they wrote together in versions you would expect, and versions you wouldn’t! Track listing Side 1 01 Sixty Minutes Of Your Love - Homer Banks 02 As Long As I've Got You - The Emotions 03 B-A-B-Y - Rachel Sweet 04 Can't Trust Your Neighbour - Freddie King 05 May I Baby - Peter Frampton 06 You're Taking Up Another Man's Place - Aretha Franklin 07 Hold On I'm Comin' (single version) - The Righteous Brothers 08 I've Got To Love Somebody's Baby - Peter Gallagher 09 I'll Understand - Edwin Starr & Blinky 10 I Take What I Want - The Bishops 11 I Thank You - Z Z Top 12 My Baby Specializes - Delaney & Bonnie 13 Never Like This Before - Marcia Ball 14 Soul Man - Sam & Dave 15 Left Over Love - Ruby Johnson 16 The Sweeter He Is (Parts 1 & 2) - The Soul Children 17 Toe Hold (unedited version) - Johnnie Taylor 18 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby - Otis Redding & Carla Thomas 19 Wrap It Up - Archie Bell & The Drells 20 You Don't Know Like I Know - Keith Powell & Billie Davis 21 You Got Me Hummin' - The Hassles 22 Your Good Thing (Is About To End) - Mable John 23 Love Is After Me - Charlie Rich 24 I'm Dedicating My Life - Danny White Can listen to two tracks above View full store item
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Wrap It Up - The Isaac Hayes And David Porter Songbook Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CDTOP 1622 Isaac Hayes and David Porter penned some of soul’s most enduring anthems of their era... Release Date 30 September 2022 Clip of the release notes from Tony Rounce via Ace Records follows below... Their partnership lasted barely four years and just over 50 songs - but between 1965 and 1969 Isaac Hayes and David Porter penned some of soul’s most enduring anthems of their era, many of which are still being regularly performed and recorded to this day. Ace are delighted to welcome them into our ever-popular Songwriter Series this month with “Wrap It Up”, a fantastic collection featuring almost half of the total number of songs they wrote together in versions you would expect, and versions you wouldn’t! Track listing Side 1 01 Sixty Minutes Of Your Love - Homer Banks 02 As Long As I've Got You - The Emotions 03 B-A-B-Y - Rachel Sweet 04 Can't Trust Your Neighbour - Freddie King 05 May I Baby - Peter Frampton 06 You're Taking Up Another Man's Place - Aretha Franklin 07 Hold On I'm Comin' (single version) - The Righteous Brothers 08 I've Got To Love Somebody's Baby - Peter Gallagher 09 I'll Understand - Edwin Starr & Blinky 10 I Take What I Want - The Bishops 11 I Thank You - Z Z Top 12 My Baby Specializes - Delaney & Bonnie 13 Never Like This Before - Marcia Ball 14 Soul Man - Sam & Dave 15 Left Over Love - Ruby Johnson 16 The Sweeter He Is (Parts 1 & 2) - The Soul Children 17 Toe Hold (unedited version) - Johnnie Taylor 18 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby - Otis Redding & Carla Thomas 19 Wrap It Up - Archie Bell & The Drells 20 You Don't Know Like I Know - Keith Powell & Billie Davis 21 You Got Me Hummin' - The Hassles 22 Your Good Thing (Is About To End) - Mable John 23 Love Is After Me - Charlie Rich 24 I'm Dedicating My Life - Danny White Can listen to two tracks above -
People Get Ready - The Curtis Mayfield Songbook - VA (Song Writer Series) - Kent Records CD CDTOP 506 People Get Ready: The Curtis Mayfield Songbook Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CDTOP 506 Kent Format: Audio CD Release Date 29th October 2021 An extensive overview of the words and music of Chicago’s Gentle Genius Of Soul. A preview of the release notes from Tony Rounce follows below... Curtis Mayfield (3 June 1942–26 December 1999) rightfully belongs at the top of any list of the truly great singer-songwriters that black America has ever shared with the global population. Curtis’ compositions raised the bar for soul songwriting from 1960 onwards and maintained an astonishingly high level for two decades. What makes that all the more remarkable is the fact that Curtis wrote virtually all of the songs that put him in this category on his own, without a writing partner – something others in his peer group (Hayes-Porter, Holland-Dozier-Holland, Smokey Robinson and a host of collaborators, etc) seldom did. All while maintaining a career as a performer with the Impressions for around 13 years, and then as a solo act for a further two decades. Tracks Side 1 01 Gypsy Woman - The Impressions 02 The Monkey Time - The Miracles 03 Behind The Curtains - Jan Bradley 04 Rainbow (Alt) - Gene Chandler 05 Mama Didn't Lie - The Orlons 06 Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um - Major Lance 07 I've Been Trying - Jerry Butler 08 Queen Majesty - The Techniques 09 It's All Over - Walter Jackson 10 He Will Break Your Heart - Freddie Scott 11 People Get Ready - Dionne Warwick 12 That's What Love Will Do - The Gaylads 13 Man's Temptation - The Jackson 5 14 Give Me Your Love - Barbara Mason 15 Need To Belong To Someone - Isaac Hayes 16 I'm So Proud - The Main Ingredient 17 Make Me Believe In You - Patti Jo 18 Keep On Keeping On (UK single edit) - Curtis Mayfield 19 The Makings Of You - Gladys Knight & The Pips 20 Let's Do It Again (Single edit) - The Staple Singers 21 Look Into Your Heart (Single edit) - Aretha Franklin 22 Never Stop Loving Me - Keni Burke 23 Giving Him Something He Can Feel - En Vogue 24 Hard Times - John Legend & The Roots featuring Black Thought Listen to two tracks above View full store item
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More Soulful Serenades - Hayley Records CD More Soulful Serenades - Hayley Records CD HR1003 Format: Audio CD Release Date : 2012 Hayley’s third collection is choc full of soulful secrets, surprises and seductive songs. Sy Hightower’s “I wonder why” has been massive on the modern soul scene since it was discovered on ‘Test Pressing only’ many moons ago. Finally, it is now available to one and all on cd and vinyl. Almeta Lattimore has three cuts on this package including the immortal “These memories” which literally oozes spine tingling soul. Check out the others. Newcomers to the label are Jerome Jackson with a beautiful piece of emotive delivery, courtesy of Van McCoy, ex Platters front man Sonny Turner with a remake of one of their favourites, Detroit songwriter Sharon McMahon and Cindy Scott’s former beau Dathan Jones. Tracks Tracklist 1–Sy Hightower- I Wonder Why 2–Sony Turner - With This Ring 3–Dathan Jones - Contract On Love 4–J. J. Barnes - You're My Lady Now 5–Sy Hightower - Go Back Baby 6–Melvin Davis - Thinking Of You 7–Sharon McMahan - Dream Of A Lifetime 8–Sharon McMahan - Get Out Of My Life 9–Almeta Latimore - These Memories 10–Almeta Latimore, John Freeman - I Need You 11–J. J. Barnes - The Time Has Come 12–J.J. Jackson - I Never Believed In Love 13–Dathan Jones- Mysterious Desire 14–Almeta Latimore - La La View full store item
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People Get Ready: The Curtis Mayfield Songbook Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CDTOP 506 Kent Format: Audio CD Release Date 29th October 2021 An extensive overview of the words and music of Chicago’s Gentle Genius Of Soul. A preview of the release notes from Tony Rounce follows below... Curtis Mayfield (3 June 1942–26 December 1999) rightfully belongs at the top of any list of the truly great singer-songwriters that black America has ever shared with the global population. Curtis’ compositions raised the bar for soul songwriting from 1960 onwards and maintained an astonishingly high level for two decades. What makes that all the more remarkable is the fact that Curtis wrote virtually all of the songs that put him in this category on his own, without a writing partner – something others in his peer group (Hayes-Porter, Holland-Dozier-Holland, Smokey Robinson and a host of collaborators, etc) seldom did. All while maintaining a career as a performer with the Impressions for around 13 years, and then as a solo act for a further two decades. Tracks Side 1 01 Gypsy Woman - The Impressions 02 The Monkey Time - The Miracles 03 Behind The Curtains - Jan Bradley 04 Rainbow (Alt) - Gene Chandler 05 Mama Didn't Lie - The Orlons 06 Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um - Major Lance 07 I've Been Trying - Jerry Butler 08 Queen Majesty - The Techniques 09 It's All Over - Walter Jackson 10 He Will Break Your Heart - Freddie Scott 11 People Get Ready - Dionne Warwick 12 That's What Love Will Do - The Gaylads 13 Man's Temptation - The Jackson 5 14 Give Me Your Love - Barbara Mason 15 Need To Belong To Someone - Isaac Hayes 16 I'm So Proud - The Main Ingredient 17 Make Me Believe In You - Patti Jo 18 Keep On Keeping On (UK single edit) - Curtis Mayfield 19 The Makings Of You - Gladys Knight & The Pips 20 Let's Do It Again (Single edit) - The Staple Singers 21 Look Into Your Heart (Single edit) - Aretha Franklin 22 Never Stop Loving Me - Keni Burke 23 Giving Him Something He Can Feel - En Vogue 24 Hard Times - John Legend & The Roots featuring Black Thought Listen to two tracks above -
More Soulful Serenades - Hayley Records CD HR1003 Format: Audio CD Release Date : 2012 Hayley’s third collection is choc full of soulful secrets, surprises and seductive songs. Sy Hightower’s “I wonder why” has been massive on the modern soul scene since it was discovered on ‘Test Pressing only’ many moons ago. Finally, it is now available to one and all on cd and vinyl. Almeta Lattimore has three cuts on this package including the immortal “These memories” which literally oozes spine tingling soul. Check out the others. Newcomers to the label are Jerome Jackson with a beautiful piece of emotive delivery, courtesy of Van McCoy, ex Platters front man Sonny Turner with a remake of one of their favourites, Detroit songwriter Sharon McMahon and Cindy Scott’s former beau Dathan Jones. Tracks Tracklist 1–Sy Hightower- I Wonder Why 2–Sony Turner - With This Ring 3–Dathan Jones - Contract On Love 4–J. J. Barnes - You're My Lady Now 5–Sy Hightower - Go Back Baby 6–Melvin Davis - Thinking Of You 7–Sharon McMahan - Dream Of A Lifetime 8–Sharon McMahan - Get Out Of My Life 9–Almeta Latimore - These Memories 10–Almeta Latimore, John Freeman - I Need You 11–J. J. Barnes - The Time Has Come 12–J.J. Jackson - I Never Believed In Love 13–Dathan Jones- Mysterious Desire 14–Almeta Latimore - La La -
The Soul Of The Memphis Boys - Various Artists - Kent Records CD The Soul Of The Memphis Boys Various Artists (Memphis Boys) Kent CDCHD 1572 A showcase of the soulful side of the brilliant American Sound Studio session group, 1967-72, directed by Chips Moman and featuring top guitarist Reggie Young. Tracks 1. King Curtis & The Kingpins - 'This Is Soul' 2. James & Bobby Purify - 'I Don't Want To Have To Wait' 3. Oscar Toney Jr - 'Ain't That True Love' 4. Bobby Marchan - 'Someone To Take Your Place' 5. Roscoe Shelton - 'There's A Heartbreak Somewhere' 6. Bobby Womack - 'Broadway Walk' 7. Jerry Lee Lewis - 'Holdin' On' 8. James Carr - 'What Can I Call My Own' 9. The Box Tops - 'Cry Like A Baby' 10. Lee Jones & The Sounds Of Soul - 'On The Other Side' 11. Sam Hutchins - 'I Can Make You Happy' 12. Arthur Conley - 'Burning Fire' 13. Solomon Burke - 'Since I Met You Baby' 14. Joe Tex - 'Funny How Times Slip Away' 15. Ben E King - 'It Ain't Fair' 16. Sam Baker - 'Comin' To Bring You Some Soul' 17. Roscoe Robinson - 'How Many Times Must I Knock' 18. Ella Washington - 'He Called Me Baby' 19. Lattimore Brown - 'Everyday I Have To Cry Some' 20. Dusty Springfield - 'So Much Love' 21. Roy Hamilton - '100 Years' 22. Elvis Presley - 'Kentucky Rain' 23. The Blossoms - 'Don't Take Your Love' 24. Arthur Alexander - 'Rainbow Road' View full store item
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The Soul Of The Memphis Boys Various Artists (Memphis Boys) Kent CDCHD 1572 A showcase of the soulful side of the brilliant American Sound Studio session group, 1967-72, directed by Chips Moman and featuring top guitarist Reggie Young. Tracks 1. King Curtis & The Kingpins - 'This Is Soul' 2. James & Bobby Purify - 'I Don't Want To Have To Wait' 3. Oscar Toney Jr - 'Ain't That True Love' 4. Bobby Marchan - 'Someone To Take Your Place' 5. Roscoe Shelton - 'There's A Heartbreak Somewhere' 6. Bobby Womack - 'Broadway Walk' 7. Jerry Lee Lewis - 'Holdin' On' 8. James Carr - 'What Can I Call My Own' 9. The Box Tops - 'Cry Like A Baby' 10. Lee Jones & The Sounds Of Soul - 'On The Other Side' 11. Sam Hutchins - 'I Can Make You Happy' 12. Arthur Conley - 'Burning Fire' 13. Solomon Burke - 'Since I Met You Baby' 14. Joe Tex - 'Funny How Times Slip Away' 15. Ben E King - 'It Ain't Fair' 16. Sam Baker - 'Comin' To Bring You Some Soul' 17. Roscoe Robinson - 'How Many Times Must I Knock' 18. Ella Washington - 'He Called Me Baby' 19. Lattimore Brown - 'Everyday I Have To Cry Some' 20. Dusty Springfield - 'So Much Love' 21. Roy Hamilton - '100 Years' 22. Elvis Presley - 'Kentucky Rain' 23. The Blossoms - 'Don't Take Your Love' 24. Arthur Alexander - 'Rainbow Road' -
If I Have To Wreck L.A. - Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol 2 - Kent Records CD If I Have To Wreck L.A. - Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol 2 Various Artists CDCHD 1577 The blues didn’t stop with the end of the 50s – as soul ruled the charts, the grittier end of black music was well represented by the artists on this compilation. Great guitar playing to the fore. Track Listing 1. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 1) 2. Willie Headen - "Mama Said" (take 3) 3. Willie Headen - "If I Can Ever Make Up My Mind" (take 5) 4. Willie Headen - "Hey Baby" (take 3) 5. Smokey Wilson - "You Told Me A Lie" 6. Big Mama Thornton - "Before Day (Big Mama's Blues)" 7. Long Gone Miles - "War Time Blues" (take 1) 8. Long Gone Miles - "Gotta Find My Baby" 9. Long Gone Miles - "Little Sweet Thing" (take 4) 10. Willie Garland - "Black Widow Spider" (Underdub with Alt vocal) 11. Willie Garland - "Address In My Hand" 12. Willie Garland - "Soul Blues" 13. Willie Headen - "You're Too Cold" (take 1) 14. Willie Headen - "Hot Wire Baby" (take 2) 15. Willie Headen - "Baby You're Wrong" (take 6) 16. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 6) 17. Model T Slim - "Somebody's Done Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man" 18. Model T Slim - "Christine" 19. Model T Slim - "Baby Don't Tear My Clothes" 20. Long Gone Miles - "Rocks In My Pillow" (take 4) 21. Long Gone Miles - "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" (take 2) 22. Long Gone Miles - "Low Down Dirty Shame" (take 4) 23. Long Gone Miles - "Miss Nella Belle" 24. Blues Pain - "Lowell Fulson" View full store item
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Lofts & Garages - Spring Records And The Birth Of Dance Music - Various Artists - BGP Records CD Lofts & Garages - Spring Records And The Birth Of Dance Music - Various Artists CDBGPD 312 Release Date 30 Oct 2020 As disco died, New York’s clubland looked to the future and created the blueprint for the dance music that took over the world. Spring Records and its Posse subsidiary were well placed to discover the latest trends and those behind them. This album shows them working with many future greats, from Arthur Baker to Timmy Regisford and Michael Jonzun. Track listing 01 Wired For Games (Long Version) - C-Brand 02 Workin' Out (Vocal) - Ritz 03 Live It Up (Short Vocal Version) - Fonda Rae 04 Got To Have Your Lovin' (Short Vocal Version) - Feel 05 Get Up An' Dance (Dance With Me) (Vocal) - Mynk 06 Spread Love (Vocal) - Fatback 07 Let's Get Nice (7-inch Vocal Version) - Glory 08 We Come To Jam (Vocal) - Blaze 09 Have Your Cake (Vocal) - Body 10 Sing A Song - Lonnie Youngblood View full store item
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If I Have To Wreck L.A. - Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol 2 Various Artists CDCHD 1577 The blues didn’t stop with the end of the 50s – as soul ruled the charts, the grittier end of black music was well represented by the artists on this compilation. Great guitar playing to the fore. Track Listing 1. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 1) 2. Willie Headen - "Mama Said" (take 3) 3. Willie Headen - "If I Can Ever Make Up My Mind" (take 5) 4. Willie Headen - "Hey Baby" (take 3) 5. Smokey Wilson - "You Told Me A Lie" 6. Big Mama Thornton - "Before Day (Big Mama's Blues)" 7. Long Gone Miles - "War Time Blues" (take 1) 8. Long Gone Miles - "Gotta Find My Baby" 9. Long Gone Miles - "Little Sweet Thing" (take 4) 10. Willie Garland - "Black Widow Spider" (Underdub with Alt vocal) 11. Willie Garland - "Address In My Hand" 12. Willie Garland - "Soul Blues" 13. Willie Headen - "You're Too Cold" (take 1) 14. Willie Headen - "Hot Wire Baby" (take 2) 15. Willie Headen - "Baby You're Wrong" (take 6) 16. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 6) 17. Model T Slim - "Somebody's Done Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man" 18. Model T Slim - "Christine" 19. Model T Slim - "Baby Don't Tear My Clothes" 20. Long Gone Miles - "Rocks In My Pillow" (take 4) 21. Long Gone Miles - "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" (take 2) 22. Long Gone Miles - "Low Down Dirty Shame" (take 4) 23. Long Gone Miles - "Miss Nella Belle" 24. Blues Pain - "Lowell Fulson"