Credits:

Various Artists

Description:

＜All Days Album Guidebooks with CD Series＞All Days Records has been reissuing good music from the 1960s in paper jackets for over 1,000 titles, and this is the third in the series of album guidebooks with CDs. The 18th issue of the album guidebook series with CDs, which digs up a huge catalog of over 1,000 titles with a monthly theme, is the third installment of the soul edition. Starting with Al Green's debut song "Back Up Train," a song about a lonely young man on a train, this third volume offers the soul mannerisms of Aretha Franklin, Percy Sledge, and other great singers. The beautiful album sleeve of Joe Simon's masterpiece is impressive for its fresh voice, and Paula Greer from Motown, who is not well-known but has achieved the world's first CD release and good sales. This sampler is the perfect "gateway to soul music" to find your favorite recordings.

Tracklisting:

1.Back Up Train / Al Green
2.Ain'T Nobody (Gonna Turn Me Around) / Aretha Franklin
3.There He Is / Baby Washington
4.I Know / Barbara George
5.I Can'T Work No Longer / Billy Butler
6.Sitting In The Park / Billy Stewart
7.Just One Look / Doris Troy
8.And I Love Him / Esther Phillips
9.On Easy Street / Freda Payne
10.How Can I Forget / Jimmy Holiday
11.Why Not Tonight / Jimmy Hughes
12.Funny (How The Time Slips Away) / Joe Hinton
13.Long Hot Summer / Joe Simon
14.You Send Me / L.C. Cooke
15.Skate Now / Lou Courtney
16.The One Who Really Loves You / Mary Wells
17.I Had A Talk With My Man Last Night / Mitty Collier
18.Till There Was You / Paula Greer
19.The Dark End Of The Street / Percy Sledge
20.Sometimes You Have To Cry / Sam Baker