- Walk Around Heaven All Day
- Heart Full of Love
- Man's Temptation
- Here's a Heart
- There Goes My Baby
- Two Lovers Make One Fool
- I Never Dreamed
- Come Tomorrow
- I'll Give My Life
- Sad Girl
- I'm Counting on You
- I Found a Love
- What'd I Say
- The Wrong Girl
- Lipstick Traces (On a Cigarette)
- Down in the Valley
- Always Accused
- Call Somebody Please
- Lover's Prayer
- This Is My Prayer
- Time Waits for No-One
- Cry to Me
- Long Haired Daddy
- Spring
- Standing in the Shadows
- Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um
- It's No Good for Me
- All in My Mind
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Birth of Soul, Vol. 2 is a soul smorgasbord, containing big hits as well as hard-to-find gems by under-promoted artists like the Diplomats, here represented by the thrilling "Here's a Heart"; the Falcons, featuring a teen-aged Wilson Pickett on the soulful "I Found a Love"; and "Standing in the Shadows" by Kenny Gamble & the Romeos. (Gamble later founded Philadelphia International Records with Leon Huff and Thom Bell). Producer/writer George Kerr started his career in the Serenaders, who explain why "Two Lovers Make One Fool." Major Lance's "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um," Ray Charles' "What I Say," the Drifters' "There Goes My Baby," and Maxine Brown's "All in My Mind" were major crossover hits, while Gene Chandler's "Man's Temptation," Theola Kilgore's "This Is My Prayer" and Betty Harris' "Cry to Me" did well on R&B charts and stations. Other picks include the rambling "Call Somebody Please," an early recording by the Manhattans, and the deep soul two-part harmonies of "Lovers' Prayer" by the Wallace Brothers. A good, well-rounded collection, the 28 selections feature something for everybody.
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/10/1998 |
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Label: | Kent Records Uk |
UPC: | 0029667214728 |
catalogNumber: | 147 |
Rank: | 67293 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Maxine Brown Track PerformerSolomon Burke Track Performer
Gene Chandler Track Performer
Ray Charles Track Performer
Drifters Track Performer
Falcons Track Performer
Major Lance Track Performer
Manhattans Track Performer
Showmen Track Performer
Benny Spellman Track Performer
Willie Tee Track Performer
Caravans Track Performer
Wallace Brothers Track Performer
Marie Knight Track Performer
Betty Harris Track Performer
Cookies Track Performer
Kenny Gamble Track Performer
Gorgoni Conductor
Brenda Holloway Track Performer
Johnny Nash Track Performer
Diplomats Track Performer
Jay Wiggins Track Performer
Theola Kilgore Track Performer
Invincibles Track Performer
Jerry Freeman Conductor
Johnny Freeman Vocals
Technical Credits
Carole King ArrangerGerry Goffin Producer
General Johnson Producer
Jerry Leiber Producer
Van McCoy Arranger
Bobby Gregg Producer
Harold Battiste Arranger,Producer
Bert Berns Producer
Ahmet Ertegun Producer
Nesuhi Ertegun Producer
Paul Griffin Arranger
Rene Hall Arranger
Hugo Producer
Luigi Producer
Zenas Sears Producer
Abner Spector Producer
Mike Stoller Producer
Russ Titelman Producer
Ed Townsend Producer
Robert West Composer
Jerry Wexler Producer
Johnny Pate Arranger
Winn Producer
Joe Hooven Producer
Tony Bruno Contributor
Popsie Cover Photo
Dave Godin Liner Notes
Bob West Producer
Carl Davis Producer
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