Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Groov'y Baby - Direction

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Groov'y Baby
Label:	Direction
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	8-63452
Date:	1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Sly And The Family Stone	Dance To The Music	S. Seward	Rate
A2	The Glories	(I Love You Babe But) Give Me My Freedom	W. Levine	Rate
A3	The Bandwagon	Breakin' Down The Walls Of Heartache	S. Linzer, D. Randell	Rate
A4	Donnie Elbert	Get Ready	W. Robinson	Rate
A5	The Chambers Brothers	Time Has Come Today	W. Chambers	Rate
A6	Cliff Nobles And Co.	The Horse (Instrumental)	J. James	Rate
A7	Bettye Swann	Make Me Yours	B. Swann	Rate
A8	Brenda And The Tabulations	Baby You're So Right For Me	G. Klein, J. Roach	Rate
B1	Inez And Charlie Foxx	(1234567) Count The Days	C. Foxx, Y. Williams	Rate
B2	The Bandwagon	Baby Make Your Own Sweet Music	S. Linzer, D. Randell	Rate
B3	Peaches And Herb	Love Is Strange	E. Smith, M. Baker	Rate
B4	Gene Latter	A Little Piece Of Leather	D. Elbert	Rate
B5	Barbara Mason	Oh, How It Hurts	B. Mason, B. Brummer	Rate
B6	The Vibrations	Love In Them There Hills	K. Gamble, L. Huff	Rate
B7	The James Boys	The Mule (Instrumental)	J. James	Rate
B8	Sly And The Family Stone	M'Lady	S. Stewart	Rate

Notes

Album compiled by Derek Everett

Sleeve design: John Hays
Photography: Christopher Hopper

Sleeve produced by the Upton Printing Group

Images

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Comments and Reviews


Scratchy45 5th Sep 2016		This is a CBS group late sixties soul compilation, which I'd never heard of before buying. Tracks listed as per the correct label listing, rather than the sleeve listing. Track A5 (The Chambers Brothers' "Time Has Come Today" - here in a 4m 45sec version) was a pleasant surprise . Apologies for the rather blurry sleeve pics. The title could be a prime target for the subject of Radio 4's "apostrophe guerrilla" broadcast.

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