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| 1. You Got Me Turned Around Inst - The Dave Hamilton Band | |||
| 2. Take Care Of Your Own Business - Unknown | |||
| 3. Sweet Thing - Bobby Dee | |||
| 4. I'm Pretending Alt - Priscilla Page | |||
| 5. Never Ever Leave Me - Orthea Barnes | |||
| 6. My Sweet Baby - J T Rhythm | |||
| 7. I'm Begging You - Chicago Pete | |||
| 8. All Because Of You - Moderations | |||
| 9. I Don't Play Games - Unknown | |||
| 10. Here I Am (Come And Take Me) - New Experience | |||
| 11. You Got What It Takes - Unknown | |||
| 12. Soul Suite - Dave Hamilton | |||
| 13. You're Wasting My Time Part 1 - Billy (Sugar Billy) Garner | |||
| 14. A Thing Called The Jones - Chico & Buddy | |||
| 15. I'm Sending Vibrations - The Webb People | |||
| 16. Too Late - O C Tolbert | |||
| 17. The Pride Of A Man - Unknown | |||
| 18. You Gotta Show Me - Billy Soul | |||
| 19. Look Up And Smile - Gene Cooper | |||
| 20. Beetle Bebop - Frenchy & The Chessmen | |||
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* Though there are several great uptempo tracks on this latest CD, Kent have changed the title from "Dancers" to "Soul" as this isn't solely Northern Soul - there are ballads, funk and other sides of Dave's production work evident.
* Three tracks by Harry Reid, Charmaine and Frenchy & The Chessmen from Dave's first label Temple show off his earliest productions. The last Topper label sides to be reissued are Priscilla Page's quaint `Sho Be Doo Be' and the 45 remix of her `I'm Pretending'. From a slightly later period comes the 45 version of JT Rhythm's `My Sweet Baby' which is quite different from the master tape Kent have already issued.
* Dave's funkier edge is demonstrated with two of his own instrumentals and great vocals from Bobby Dee, Billy Garner and the unknown purveyor of `Take Care Of Your Own Business'.
* A very recent big Northern Soul discovery was that Orthea Barnes `Never Ever Leave Me' acetate was one of Dave's productions of his and Joe Hunter's great mid-60s song. One of the acetates recently fetched a four-figure price tag. Billy Soul's excellent Velvet Sound 60s dancer is merely in the hundreds bracket!
* A horrendously rare southern style soul ballad 45 is provided by Gene Cooper, while Sue Ann Jones slow offering is more in a nightclub jazz styling. Great 70s vocal group harmonies come from the Moderations, the Webb People and The New Experience. There are also very recently discovered modern soul movers `I Don't Play Games' and `You Got What It Takes' as well as a brand new uptempo gospel track from O C Tolbert that will please his newly converted followers.
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