Description
DESCRIPTION
UK collection that focuses on the great '60s Soul music released on the New York labels Scepter, Wand and Musicor. The imprints were much more than the hits of the time, already widely available so we've gone back to the one-offs, the neglected and indeed the newly discovered sides that have turned up in recent times. Big city ballads are rightly represented and the notable ones include Winfield Parker's scarce 'Will There Ever Be Another Love for Me', George Tindley's beautiful 'So Help Me Woman' and a previously unissued version of the popular beat ballad 'Millionaire' by the unknown artist Lee Thomas. Finally we're including Johnny Maestro's flip to 'Stepping Out of the Picture', 'Afraid of Love', which is a corking early Soul sound deserving of plays. Kent. 2011.
That's No Way to Treat a Girl - Marie Knight
I Want a Guarantee - Maxine Brown
Hey Girl - Porgy & the Monarchs
I Love You 1000 Times - Platters
Take My Love Along with You - the Tabs
A Little Bit of Heartbreak - Helen Henry
Stick By Me - Ed Townsend
Afraid of Love - Johnny Maestro
Live on - J B Troy
I've Got to Find Someone to Love Me - Jerry Fisher & the Nightbeats
Millionaire - Lee Thomas
Walking with Pride - Dan & Clean Cuts
I Could Love You More - Buckeye Politicians
Will There Ever Be Another Love for Me -Winfield Parker
Ain't No Love Lost - Patti Jo
Sweeping Your Dirt Under My Rug - Ann Bailey
The Same Change - Jackie Moore
Speed Up - Betty Moorer
Without Your Love - Diane Lewis
One Time Too Many - the Shirelles
You Got It Baby - the Toys
Blast Off to Love - Henderson, Jocko
Diamond Ring - the Dinos
So Help Me Woman - George Tindley
