CD Album - Sam Cooke - Sam Cooke's Night Beat - Abkco

CD Album

Artist:	Sam Cooke
Title:	Sam Cooke's Night Beat
Label:	Abkco
Country:	USA
Date:	6 Jun 1995
Catalogue:	1124-2
Barcode:	018771112426
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Sam Cooke	Lost And Lookin'	J.W. Alexander, Lowell Jordan	8.0 Rate
02	Sam Cooke	Mean Old World	Sam Cooke	7.0 Rate
03	Sam Cooke	Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen	Arr: Sam Cooke	8.0 Rate
04	Sam Cooke	Please Don't Drive Me Away	Jesse Ervin, Charles Brown	7.0 Rate
05	Sam Cooke	I Lost Everything	Ella Tate	7.0 Rate
06	Sam Cooke	Get Yourself Another Fool	Ernest Tucker, Frank Heywood	7.0 Rate
07	Sam Cooke	Little Red Rooster	Willie Dixon	8.0 Rate
08	Sam Cooke	Laughin' And Clownin'	Sam Cooke	7.0 Rate
09	Sam Cooke	Trouble Blues	Charles Brown	7.0 Rate
10	Sam Cooke	You Gotta Move	Sam Cooke	7.0 Rate
11	Sam Cooke	Fool's Paradise	Jerry Fuller, Mable Cordle	7.0 Rate
12	Sam Cooke	Shale Rattle And Roll	Charles Calhoun	7.0 Rate

Notes

Recorded February 22, 23 & 25 1963, RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, Ca.

Recording engineer: Dave Hassinger

Orchestra conducted by Rene Hall

Produced by Hugo and Luigi

Originally released by Tracey Limited September 1963

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PhilMH 9th Aug 2014		Apparently released in error by Abkco (successors to Tracey Limited) in 1995, because this album was recorded before Sam renewed his RCA contract and set up Tracey in August 1963 - the album was originally released in September of that year. This CD was also resequenced from the original, with the original track 1, "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen" becoming track 3, and the original tracks 2 and 3 becoming 1 and 2! Anyway, RCA have since reissued this at least 3 times, as a single CD, and as part of the collections THE MAN WHO INVENTED SOUL (2000) and THE RCA ALBUMS COLLECTION (2011), all with the original sequence restored. My scanner hasn't correctly rendered the back insert colour here - it is cream (same as the CD lettering) rather than white-grey.