Track Listing

1. I feel good (all over) - Bettye Lavette
2. One day love - Tommy Dodson
3. Baby mine - Thelma Houston
4. 60 minutes of your love - Homer Banks
5. My heart is in danger - Alder Ray
6. Good little you - Joey Dee
7. I hurt on the other side - Jerry Cook
8. River of tears - Barbara Banks
9. Kissin' her and cryin' for you - Checkmates
10. Cold wave - Daisies
11. She blew a good thing - Donald Height
12. Turn around baby - Lena & The Deltanettes
13. In the same old way (I still love you) - Scotty Williams
14. Can't chance a break up - Ike & Tina Turner
15. Girls got it - Billy Preston
16. You got the love - 'Little' Rose Little
17. I can't do it - Eddie & Ernie
18. Think about the good times - Baby Washington
19. Mama's got a bag of her own - Anna King
20. Look at me look at me - Vernon Greene
21. Be careful girl - Betty Turner
22. Baby I need you - T.J. Williams & Two Shades Of Soul
23. Time marches on - Lainie Hill
24. Why did you do it to me - Thieves
25. It's a sad thing - Ray Pollard
26. It seems like I've been here before - J.J. Jackson

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8369 in Music
• Released on: 2003-05-26
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Customer Reviews

Useful and tidy low price Northern Soul collection
The 'Talcum Soul' series of two previous CDs captured fairly obvious big past plays on the Northern Soul scene in good sound quality at a low price. Although there has been a huge surplus of Northern Soul compilations over previous years these were compiled by former Wigan Casino DJ and still scene legend Richard Searling and as such come from within the scene.

The philosophy continues here to good impact although fans who buy a lot of Goldmine label CDs will find a fair number on their 'Come Go With Us' compilation that they may already have.

Musically the selections are consistently good with a few standouts that haven't been compiled that much. In particular Betty Turner's 'Be Careful Girl' is a wonderful slice of slick, uptempo 60s soul that some may not know and it's always good to hear Billy Prestons' steamty mid-60s organ led club soul.

If you haven't already got the aforementioned Goldmine CD this is a good way to add to an emerging collection and some of the tracks do sound much better here than the occasional vinyl recording on the Goldmine release. The sleeve notes are thin but for the price it's difficult to complain.

Enjoyable!

Most enjoyable.

Superb Value
Unlike a lot of Northern Soul compilations this CD is packed full of great tunes. There are probably only 2 tracks that i don't actually like and amongst the rest there are some absolute classics. The Ray Pollard - It's a sad thing track, is worth the price of the CD on it's own if you haven't already got it. I did have quite a few of the tracks already but if you don't have a copy of Homer Banks - 60 minutes of your love then you really should take a long hard look at yourself in the mirror. I don't think i could ever get tired of listening to Jerry Cook's version of I hurt on the other side either.

I haven't stopped playing this CD since i got it and I've ordered the rest of the series on the strength of this one.

Superb.