67 minute long compilation on the Music Club label featuring20 of the soul great's best hits, 1968-1975, including allfour of his U.S. top 40 hits: 'Harry Hippie', 'That's TheWay I Feel About Cha', 'Nobody Wants You When You're DownAnd Out' & 'Lookin' For A Love'.
1. I Can Understand It
2. Harry Hippie
3. I'm a Midnight Mover
4. What Is This?
5. Somebody Special
6. That's the Way I Feel About 'Cha
7. Communication
8. California Dreamin'
9. (If You Don't Want My Love) Give It Back
10. I Wish It Would Rain
11. Nobody Wants You When You're Down and Out
12. Across 110th Street
13. If You Want My Love, Put Something Down on It
14. Lookin' for a Love
15. I Don't Wanna Be Hurt by Ya Love Again
16. Got to Get You Back
17. Woman's Gotta Have It
18. There's One Thing That Beats Failing
19. You're Messing Up a Good Thing
20. Love Ain't Something You Can Get for Free
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The Very Best Of Bobby Womack 1968-1975
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Great stuff ! Many thanks for this and everything else you've been posting - it's all very good and much appreciated.
You're more than welcome. Glad you enjoy the tunes.
Oh I am very pleased to come across this. I was just listening to an interview with this guy on NPR about how he married Sam Cooke's wife a couple weeks after Cooke died! Womack justified it by saying that Cooke once told him that he wanted to be buried with a woman on each side Don't get me wrong, Womack is an awesome dude. Anyway, thanks for all of the work that you put in!
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