Carù consiglia2 CD. La carriera di James e Bobby Purify, due soul men di grande successo, negli anni sessanta. Le registrazioni per la Bell, 1966-1969. 38 canzoni, rimasterizzate.
Il secondo album del cantante e sassofonista Joseph Warren Whiting: un disco tra soul e rhythm'n'blues.
Track 1 Stang Single #5000 (11/68)
Track 2 Stang Single (edit) #5003 (3/69)
Track 3 Stang Single #5005 (6/69)
Track 4 Stang Single #5009 (12/69)
Track 5 Stang Single (edit) #5012 (2/70)
Track 6 Stang Single #5016 (7/70)
Track 7 Stang Single #5017 (10/70)
Track 8 Stang Single #5041 (6/72)
Track 9 Stang Single #5045 (11/72)
Track 10 Stang Single #5050 (6/73)
Track 11 Long Version from the album "The Best Of The Moments" (1973)
Edit issued as Stang single #5052 (11/73)
Track 12 Stang Single (edit) #5056 (8/74)
Track 13 Stang Single #5060 (3/75)
Track 14 From the album "Look At Me" (5/75)
Track 15 Stang Single #5068 (9/76)
Track 16 Long Version from the album "Moments With You" (11/76)
Edit issued as Stang Single #5073 (6/77)
Track 17 Long Version issued as B-Side of Stang Single #5073 (6/77)
Edit issued as Stang Single #5075 (1/78)
Track 18 From the album "It's Good To Be Home" (11/82)
Original Recordings ? 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 (All) Platinum Record Co., Inc. & 1982 Sugar Hill Records, Inc.
This Compilation ? & © 1996, Rhino Records, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.
New Jersey Soul
Original Stang Recordings
Courtesy of Castle Communications PLC
This release:
? 1991 Sequel Records
© 1991 Sequel Records
Tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19: ? As indicated Sugar Hill Records
All tracks I.Q. Music except 3 - MCA Music Ltd, 13 - Warner Chappell Music
The All-Platinum Studios in Englewood, New Jersey were not State-of-the-Art and twenty years on certain titles occasionally exhibit exessive [sic] vocal distortion and other anomalies. The high quality digital sound reproduction of the compact disc format can accentuate any shortcomings in the original source.
Note: Acknowledgement credit appears as Acknowedgement on release.
Rufus Thomas "The Crown Prince of Dance" and his daughter Carla "The Queen of Memphis Soul" were cornerstones of the Stax sound, cutting hit after hit for the company for 13 solid years. Rufus, whose incredible career stretched back to the minstrel show days, was the king of the dance record long before disco became the rage, while Carla's sweet, youthful sound made her one of the most popular female vocalists of the Sixties.
