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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Never too much - Luther Vandross | |||
| 2. Ain't nobody - Rufus & Chaka Khan | |||
| 3. You're the one for me - D Train | |||
| 4. You can do it - Al Hudson & The Partners | |||
| 5. Check out that groove - Bobby Thurston | |||
| 6. Ladies night - Kool & The Gang | |||
| 7. Can you handle it - Sharon Redd | |||
| 8. Running away - Roy Ayers | |||
| 9. Ain't no stopping us now - McFadden & Whitehead | |||
| 10. I found lovin' - Fatback Band | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Somebody else's guy - Jocelyn Brown | |||
| 2. Now that we've found love - Third World | |||
| 3. A night to remember - Shalamar | |||
| 4. And the beat goes on - The Whispers | |||
| 5. Get tough - Kleeer | |||
| 6. Trapped - Colonel Abrams | |||
| 7. Behind the groove - Teena Marie | |||
| 8. Boogie Wonderland - Earth Wind & Fire, with The Emotions | |||
| 9. Super freak - Rick James | |||
| 10. Jump to the beat - Stacy Lattisaw | |||
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For a few years from 1979 onwards, Britain's decaying holiday camps played host to some of the hippest dance events ever, the Soul Weekenders. From Bognor Regis to Caister, soul fans revelled in weekends of live music that included performances by legends such as George Benson and Marvin Gaye, as well as top DJ sets from the likes of Chris Hill and Froggy. The Greatest 80s Soul Weekender is a collection of the greatest cuts from those monumental weekends, which includes Shalamar ("A Night to Remember"), Dynasty ("I Don't Wanna Be a Freak") and Sister Sledge ("We Are Family"). It's also the era when disco and soul finally "hitched up", at last acknowledging their musical compatibility (as demonstrated by "Boogie Wonderland" and "Let the Music Play"). There's also some surprise but well-chosen selections too, including Colonel Abrams's mid-80s fairground classic "Trapped" and Steve Arrington's silky smooth "Feel So Real". What's more it's easy to hear how the soul music showcased on this collection can be intrinsically linked to the style and form of current R&B and garage sounds. --John Galilee
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