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| 1. Gonna Spread The News - Unique Blend | |||
| 2. Yes I'm In Love - Unique Blend | |||
| 3. Does He Treat You Better - Unique Blend | |||
| 4. Mommy & Daddy - Unique Blend | |||
| 5. Old Fashioned Woman - Unique Blend | |||
| 6. Lonely In A Crowd - Superlatives | |||
| 7. I Don't Know How (To Say I Love You)/Don't Walk Away - Superlatives | |||
| 8. Things Are Looking Up - Detroit Emeralds | |||
| 9. Rosetta Stone - Detroit Emeralds | |||
| 10. That's All I Got - Detroit Emeralds | |||
| 11. If You Need Me Call Me (And I'll Come Running) - Fantastic Four | |||
| 12. I'm Falling In Love (I Feel Good All Over) - Fantastic Four | |||
| 13. What's It All About - Counts | |||
| 14. Happy Days - Magictones | |||
| 15. Everythings Gonna Be Alright - Magictones | |||
| 16. I've Changed - Magictones | |||
| 17. I'll Make It Up To You - Magictones | |||
| 18. Trying Real Hard (To Make The Grade) - Magictones | |||
| 19. I Don't Know What It Is, But It Sho Is Funky - Mighty Elegant | |||
| 20. I Find Myself Falling In Love With You - Mighty Elegant | |||
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5.0 out of 5 stars (3 customer reviews)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Sweet Soulful and Wicked ! ! !, 17 Dec 2000
By Eddie Landsberg "My 10th year as a reviewer !... - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Westbound Sound of Detroit (Audio CD)
When I think Westbound, the first thing that comes to mind is that swirly psychadelic blue and yellow label and that wild logo of theirs, and all the tripped out funk bands that came out on that label like The Counts, The Ohio Players, Junie and Funkadelic.This compilation proves that just as there was more to Detroit than The Supremes and Motown, there was more to Westbound than those hard driving acid funk groups (Though if you dig that, check out the Westbound Gettin' It Off Compilation !)
What you hear on this fantastic CD is the sweet soul side of Westbound... Fans of those early '70s vocal groups like The O'Jays, The Moments, The Whispers, The New Birth will definitely dig these cuts from deep down in the vaults and like a lot of those groups no matter how mellow the grooves are, they'll always have a nice rhythmic edge to them (just don't let me catch you standing in front of the bedroom mirror practising your moves and steps.)
There are a few extra points by the way that make this CD an extra bang for the buck - - plenty of unissued sides (Detroit Emerald fans take note ! ! ! ), a very different side of The Counts, or atleast one more similar to the sound they'd revive on their Awareness cuts (check out the mega-funky What's Up Front That Counts CD !) the original version of the tune made famous by Ripple and a few hip hop groups "I Don't Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funky - - finally this CD has over 25 tracks... and all of 'em are good.
Hmmmmmm... somewhat off the subject... wonder if Amazon has any Carl Douglas reissues ? (This came to mind while listening to the flute part on the Fantastic Four's I'm Falling In Love.)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Far better than expected, 2 Jun 2003
By Todd Scott - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Westbound Sound of Detroit (Audio CD)
I've been collecting Detroit rock and soul, so purchasing this CD was automatic. I didn't know a song or group on the album, but this disc has taken up home in my player. It's Motown meets Philly Soul. Every song has a memorable, sing-a-long hook. It's the best CD I've purchased this year.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The funk nobody even talk about, 20 May 2002
By Sherance M. Brothers - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Westbound Sound of Detroit (Audio CD)
This is some rare uncut lost funk from the westbound label best known for funkadelic and ohio players. This whole compilation kicks booty up and down if you're an old school funkfan buy this you love it.
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