Vinyl Album - Dana Valery - Not The Flower But The Root - Brunswick

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dana Valery
Title:	Not The Flower But The Root
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BL 754180
Date:	Jul 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dana Valery	Higher And Higher	Gary Jackson, Carl Smith	Rate
A2	Dana Valery	You Babe	Curtis Mayfield	Rate
A3	Dana Valery	This Love Is Real	Jack Daniels, Johnny Moore	Rate
A4	Dana Valery	The Fountain	Eugene Record	Rate
A5	Dana Valery	Oh Boy	Eugene Record	Rate
B1	Dana Valery	Following You	Rex Fowler	Rate
B2	Dana Valery	Love Is Funny That Way	Richard Tufano, Floyd Smith, L B Crochet	Rate
B3	Dana Valery	Lady, Lady, Lady	Eugene Record	Rate
B4	Dana Valery	Have You Seen Him	Eugene Record, Barbara Acklin	Rate
B5	Dana Valery	I'm Gonna Pay You Back	Eugene Record	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


TheDroid 3rd Mar 2018		I guess all this would make sense when you realize that producer Carl Davis was also the producer of Jackie Wilson's 1967 hit of "Higher And Higher" and that composer Eugene Record was a member of The Chi-Lites. Born as Fausta Dana Galli, her family emigrated to South Africa when she was very young. She had released ten LP's in South Africa before having a U.S. release. She is the younger (much) of Sergio Franchi.



W.B.lbl 26th Jan 2016		Indeed, with all this recycling going on, it sounded on the face of it like Brunswick was little more than a glorified "song-poem" label of the type that the Rodd Keiths and Sammy Marshalls of the world recorded for. Ms. Valery herself, meanwhile, was known more for her TV appearances - notably as a frequent panelist on the 1968-75 syndicated version of What's My Line? - than for her singing, by this point, given how this LP apparently vanished without a trace.



RogerFoster 26th Jan 2016		Sounds like you are correct W.B. lbl .. much recycling seems to be going on here, her version of "Love Is Funny That Way" uses the same backing track as Jackie Wilson's version and "Have You seen Him" sounds like it uses the music used on The Chi-Lites "Have You Seen Her".



W.B.lbl 24th Jan 2016		From what I've heard, A1 employs the exact same instrumental track as Jackie Wilson's definitive 1967 version.

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