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| 1. Help Me Get The Feeling Part 1 - Ray Sharpe | |||
| 2. It Ain't What You Got - Jimmy Hughes | |||
| 3. Some Other Guy - Richie Barrett | |||
| 4. Looking for a Fox - Clarence Carter | |||
| 5. Some Kind of Wonderful - Soul Brothers Six | |||
| 6. Something Good (Is Going To Happen To You) - Carla Thomas | |||
| 7. I'm Gonna Run Away from You - Tammi Lynn | |||
| 8. At the Club - The Drifters | |||
| 9. Que Sera, Sera (What Ever Will Be, Will Be) - The High Keys | |||
| 10. Poison Ivy - The Coasters | |||
| 11. Chain of Fools - The Goodtimers | |||
| 12. Able Mable - Mable John | |||
| 13. Holding On With Both Hands - Eddie Floyd | |||
| 14. Last Night - The Mar-Keys | |||
| 15. The Memphis Train - Rufus Thomas | |||
| 16. Three Time Loser - Wilson Pickett | |||
| 17. Keep Lookin' - Solomon Burke | |||
| 18. 40 Days - 40 Nights - Don Covay | |||
| 19. Green Onions - King Curtis | |||
| 20. Comin' Home Baby - Mel Torme | |||
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CD Club Classics From 'Atlantic'
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This CD is fantastic, it's aimed at Mod fans of Soul in particular, but this is really for any fan of good Soul Music. It focuses on upbeat soul songs popular in UK mod clubs in the 60s (as opposed to most Northern Soul compilations on the same Ace/Kent label, which have a slightly different emphasis even though most of it's from the 60s as well), has good liner notes with an intro by an ex Small Faces member as well as a small piece of fiction which tries to capture the mindset of a young English mod. The songs are all from the Atlantic label (part of a great series of Atlantic licensed comps) and feature a enough well known artists to keep it accesible, along with lesser known ones, but they don't use the most obvious song e.g. Wilson Picket appears with "Three Time Loser" not Land of 1000 dances, and the version of "Green Onions" included is a great jazzy cut by King Curtis. Other songs include the stormer "Looking for a Fox." - Clarence Carter, "Just One Look" - Doris Troy, & "The Memphis Train" - Rufus Thomas. Just buy it!
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
This is a wonderful collection of 60s soul tunes that will have you tapping your feet and wishing you were dancing the night away in a dark, sweaty, Mod club in 60's soho. The CD is wonderfully put together, as with all Kent soul compilations. This one is for people who like an edge and a bit of rawness to their soul music. Personal favourites are "Looking for a fox" by Clarence Carter and "Walking up a one way street" by Willie Tee -but they're all great - fantastic CD!!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Dylan Kenny
Format:Audio CD
This is a beautiful mix. Essential listening if you are into club soul, R&B, MOD or simply great 60Ts soul tracks with jazz and beat influences. You can't help but tap your feet or get up and dance with superb tracks like '40 Days and 40 Nights' 'Poison Ivy', 'Last Train', 'Some other guy'. The excellent 'Looking for a Fox', 'Something Good' and 'Que sera, sera'. In fact I may as well just list all the tracks. You won't be disappointed.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By S. Shaw
Format:Audio CD
As a very young lad, attending discos in the late sixties,I was listening to music that I now regard as timless.Many years have past, and my musical taste moved with the times,and recently I have returned to my roots.Imagine my delight on receiving this cd, listening to The Memphis Train for the first time in 40 odd years!. To anyone younger than me who could not have been there (because I was in at 14!) this disc is 90% what was played locally, Wilson Pickett,3 time loser, Soulbrothers six,Some kinda Wonderful, proper foot tapping, floor filling stompers all filling the dance floors in the Mod days prior to the skinhead then northern soul days. Brilliant cd,full of memory jerkers for me, a taste of the origional scene for those who were unfortunate to miss it, worth every penny! ( and I saw Tammi Lynn live, when Ime Gonna Run Away from You launched into the charts, the version on this cd is the origional version)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Pampy
Format:Audio CD
Put this one on your cd player and be transported to a time when music of this brilliance was standard.
As others here have said there is an edge to this music and it is super,
toe- tappingly super. Some of the songs are covers and have been covered by others but this one is the real deal. I can't find a bad track on this one.
Buy it --you will not be disappointed.
As others here have said there is an edge to this music and it is super,
toe- tappingly super. Some of the songs are covers and have been covered by others but this one is the real deal. I can't find a bad track on this one.
Buy it --you will not be disappointed.
1 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
great service, excellent cd what more can i say
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