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| 1. Stay Baby Stay - Johnny Daye | |||
| 2. I've Done It Again - The Charmels | |||
| 3. Love Changes - Charlene & The Soul Seranaders | |||
| 4. Move Over - The Soul Children | |||
| 5. Hold On This Time - Chuck Brooks | |||
| 6. Where Was He? - Jimmy Lewis | |||
| 7. Nobody Wins Til The Game Is Over - Mack Rice | |||
| 8. Groovin' On My Baby's Love - Freddie Waters | |||
| 9. Stealing Love - Eddie Floyd | |||
| 10. Crossing Over The Bridge - Inez Foxx | |||
| 11. Make A Joyful Noise - Bettye Crutcher | |||
| 12. Lovin' On Borrowed Time - William Bell | |||
| 13. Two Fools - Willie Singleton | |||
| 14. You're Leaving Me - Ollie & The Nightingales | |||
| 15. The Fault Is Not In Me - Sylvia And The Blue Jays | |||
| 16. Shouldn't I Love Him - Mable John | |||
| 17. Will You Love Me Forever - Johnnie Taylor | |||
| 18. I've Never Found A Girl To Love Me Like You Do - Calvin Scott | |||
| 19. Let 'em Down Baby - Jimmy Hughes | |||
| 20. Woman Across The River - Little Milton | |||
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* In the early 60s Stax defined the sound of Southern Soul through the work of Otis Redding, Sam & Dave and Booker T & The MGs. From 1968 onwards the label widened its reach and, although records were still cut in their own studio, the label was also using studios in other parts of the city and the south. "Nobody Wins" follows these developments through a mixture of rare gems, previously unreleased tracks and a sprinkling of classics.
* Of the previously unreleased numbers, the earliest is the Charmels' `I've Done It Again' from what was probably the under-recorded vocal group's last Stax session. Chuck Brooks provides us with a brilliant version of `Hold On This Time', and Kent have a wonderful unreleased number by Stax songwriter Bettye Crutcher.
* Kent have also gathered together many rare singles that have not been reissued or were only available on the Stax singles box sets. In this way they have unearthed masterpieces from Jimmy Lewis, Willie Singleton, Freddie Waters and Mack Rice.
* Elsewhere they have one side of Charlene & The Soul Serenaders' in-demand Volt 45, and a number from Calvin Scott's obscure LP. Classic performances abound from Stax greats William Bell, the Soul Children, Eddie Floyd, Mable John and Johnny Taylor.
* Here are 22 tracks that demonstrate that Stax remained at the top of the Southern Soul pile until it shut up shop in 1975.
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