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Soul of Sue Records: New York City
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Track Listing
- A Fool In Love - Ike & Tina Turner
- My Man Rockhead - Eloise Carter
- You Ain’t The One - Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats
- Graveyard - The Blenders
- Hold On Baby - The Hockadays
- You Talk About Love - Barbara George
- That’s How Heartaches Are Made - Baby Washington
- I’ve Got A Woman (Part 1) - Jimmy McGriff
- Worried & Hurtin’ Inside - Ike & Tina Turner
- I Know (You Don’t Love Me No More) - Barbara George
- Come Back To Me - Prince La La
- Let’s Shimmy - King Coleman
- Mockingbird - Inez Foxx & Charlie Foxx
- Everybody But Me - Ocie Smith
- I Can’t Wait Until I See My Baby - Justine Washington
- Hurt By Love - Inez Foxx & Charlie Foxx
- Good Time Tonight - The Soul Sisters
- Don’t Put Me Down Like This - Derek Martin
- What Can I Do - Billy Prophet
- World Without Sunshine - Sandra Phillips
- The New Breed - Ike Turner
- So Young (And So Innocent) - The Poets
- If You’ve Ever Loved Someone - Jean Wells
- Think About The Good Times - The Soul Sisters
- She’s Called A Woman - The Magnificent Seven
- The Real Thing - Tina Britt
- Stagger Lee & Billy - Ike & Tina Turner
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #90961 in Music
- Released on: 2005-06-27
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .22 pounds
Customer Reviews
A label named Sue
Formed in 1957 the Sue label clocked up a few hits up to 1966 by which time the name had been assumed by a U K collectors' label.By that time it had become Symbol and Eastern and charted with Tina Britt's The real thing.
The label was licensed in the U K to Decca up to 1962 after which product was issued by its U K namesake.
Sue was the first label to issue an Ike & Tina Turner record and among the obscure names was one Ocie Smith who would make the top 5 in 1968 with the country song Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp
A bit rough
I have recently gone a bundle on Motown and Northern soul and so decided to give this a spin. Sorry to say to me it is a little bit too rough and unpolished. It is a definate step down from the other labels output and is a bit too basic to grab me. I think I prefer the Dave Grodin stuff or the Cellar full of Motown cds
