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Artist:Various Artists
Title:The Original Sound Of Detroit
Label:  Speciality [Ember]
Country:UK
Catalogue:SPE 6602
Date:1967
Format:LP
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 2 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1The CorvellsHe's So FineSchofield, Finney, WestRate
A2The FalconsLonely NightsVon Carl, Jones, WestRate
A3Mack RiceMy BabyRiceRate
A4Bennie McCainYou're On My MindHamiltonRate
A5Joe StubbsWhat's My DestinySchofieldRate
A6The FalconsThat's What I Aim To DoSchofield, WestRate
A7Bobby WilliamsTell It To My FaceSchofieldRate
A8Betty LaVetteWitchcraft In The AirThornton, Thomas, NeelyRate
B1Mack RiceBaby I'm Coming HomeRice, JohnsonRate
B2Bennie McCainI Don't Want No Part Time LoveSchofield, Pickett, WestRate
B3Betty LaVetteYou Killed My LoveThomas, WestRate
B4The FalconsHas It Happen To You Yet?Monroe GibsonRate
B5Bobby WilliamsI'm Depending On YouSchofieldRate
B6Joe StubbsKeep On Loving MeThomas, WestRate
B7The CorvellsBaby SittingSchofield, WestRate
B8The FalconsYou Must Know I Love YouSchofield, Finney, WestRate


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johnnyhotspur
6th Jun 2018
 
 

 
johnnyhotspur
6th Jun 2018
 
 

 
johnnyhotspur
6th Jun 2018
 
 

 
johnnyhotspur
6th Jun 2018
 Some great tracks that got outings at NS nights here in the UK, namely both Bobby Williams efforts and Betty LaVette's 'Witchcraft In The Air'.
 

 
caseellerbroek SUBS
6th Jun 2018
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Ambitious title considering its basically just artists from one label, namely Lupine. Nevertheless, its an interesting album for collectors who loved the Falcons late 50's classic, "You"re so fine" (not featured here). It has their follow-ups plus a cover version of their big hit renamed, "He's so fine", by the Corvells, probably the outstanding track on this album.
Another track of interest is Bennie McCain's "I don't want no part time love", which seems to share part of the same backing as Wilson Pickett's version. Just the lead guitar is different. (Perhaps someone knows which version came first).
The Falcons had no more hits until 1962 when Wilson Pickett took the lead and recorded the ultimate gospel-inspired classic "I found a love". The Soul era was born! But although fellow group members and many others joined the "Soul Train", Wilson always stayed the closest to gospel music.


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