LOMA: A SOUL MUSIC LOVE AFFAIR, VOLUME FOUR: SWEETER THAN SWEET THINGS 1964-68 by V/A
| SKU | 88974 |
| Artist | V/A |
| Title | LOMA: A SOUL MUSIC LOVE AFFAIR, VOLUME FOUR: SWEETER THAN SWEET THINGS 1964-68 |
| Label | FUTURE DAYS RECORDINGS |
| Catalog # | FDR 627 |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 13 - 2016 |
| Format | Vinyl - USLP |
| EAN Barcode | 826853062718 |
| Benelux exclusive, Import | |
| € 16,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- The Marvellos - I Need You, 2. Vickie Baines Sweeter Than Sweet Things, 3. Artie Lewis Ain%u2019t No Good, 4. Carl Hall Like I Told You, 5. The Implements Ole Man Soul (part One), 6. Linda Jones You Can%u2019t Take It, 7. The Olympics No More Will I Cr
- Vickie Baines - Sweeter Than Sweet Things
- Artie Lewis - Ain't No Good
- Carl Hall - Like I Told You
- The Implements - Ole Man Soul (part One)
- Linda Jones - You Can't Take It
- The Olympics - No More Will I Cry
- The Teen Turbans - We Need To Be Loved
- The Mighty Hannibal - I'm Coming Home
- Billy Storm - I Never Want To Dream Again (there Is A Garden
- The Invincibles - Heartstrings
- Ben Aiken - That's All You Gotta Do
- Dick Jensen & The Imports - Back In Circulation
- The Realistics - How Did I Live Without You
- The Romeos - Mon Petite Chow
- The Apollas - Just Can't Get Enough Of You
Description
Great compilation that holds amazing soul bangers. Fourth and last of the series. Check!Last but not least, our unprecedented dig into the Loma Record vaults has thrown up a surfeit of soulful goodies for the final volume, many of which are previously unreleased. Northern soul fans will marvel at the dancefloor potential of The Marvellos� �I Need You� or The Invincibles� �Heartstrings.� Aficionados of the Ragovoy-supervised uptown sound will groove on Carl Hall�s �Like I Told You� and Ben Aiken�s �That�s All You Gotta Do.� The tracklist also shines light on many unfairly overlooked entries in the Loma listings by the likes of Linda Jones, Billy Storm, The Implements, and The Realistics, and yet more compelling cuts from The Apollas, Teen Turbans, and The Mighty Hannibal remind us just why we love Loma.
