CD Album - Bobby Womack - Someday We'll All Be Free - Sequel

CD Album

Artist:	Bobby Womack
Title:	Someday We'll All Be Free
Label:	Sequel
Country:	UK
Date:	1999
Catalogue:	NEMCD 439
Barcode:	5023224043924
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Artist

Title

Composer

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Someday We'll All Be Free (aka The Poet III)

Bobby Womack

I'm So Proud

Cecil Womack

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Bobby Womack

Someday We'll All Be Free

Donny Hathaway, Edward Howard

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Bobby Womack

Gifted One

Cecil Womack, Linda Womack

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Bobby Womack

Falling In Love Again

Bobby Womack

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Bobby Womack

Searching For My Love

Robert Moore

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Bobby Womack

In Over My Heart

Bobby Womack

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Bobby Womack

I Wish I Had Someone To Go Home To

Cecil Womack, Linda Womack

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Bonus Tracks

Bobby Womack

Someday We'll All Be Free (Acoustic)

Donny Hathaway, Edward Howard

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Bobby Womack

Gifted One (Acoustic)

Cecil Womack, Linda Womack

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Notes

Tracks 1–7 originally issued 1985 in US as the vinyl LP "Someday We'll All Be Free" on Beverly Glen BG10006 [Also known as "The Poet III"]
Tracks 8–9 are bonus tracks
Fold-out insert with notes by Chris Wells

Images

Number: 1010884 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: Cover/Insert - Front	Number: 1010885 Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: Cover - Back	Number: 1010886 Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: CD Disc	Number: 1010888 Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: Inlay with Jewel Case
Number: 1010889 Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: Insert - Back/Tracklist	Number: 1602574 Uploaded By: RogerFoster Description: Advert in "Blues & Soul" 797 (Aug 10th 1999)

Comments and Reviews


RogerFoster 23rd Mar 2016		Interesting how The 1994 CD issue of this on Charly has Track #1 "I'm So Proud" as being by "Bobby Womack featuring Cecil Womack" but on this release it is merely "Bobby Womack". Done to confuse 21st Century discographers no doubt?!?