Take Me to the River: a Southern Soul Story 1961-1977 by Various (CD, 2008)

Al Bell^Al Jackson, Jr.^Barry Beckett^Bill Haney^Bobby Newsome^Bobby Patterson^Booker T. Jones^Brad Shapiro^Buddy Killen^Carl Hampton^Charles Chalmers^David Porter^Don Davis & the Nite Owls^Eddie Floyd^George Jackson^Homer Banks^Isaac Hayes^Jerry Wexler^Marlin Greene^Quin Ivy^Quinton Claunch^Rick Hall^Roger Hawkins^Sam Dees^Spooner Oldham^Steve Alaimo^Steve Cropper^Willie Mitchell

Kent Records UK, Knu

0029667000901

28046050641

CD

2008

Soul/R&B & Soul

Various

Take Me to the River: a Southern Soul Story 1961-1977

0.66 in

0.57 lb

6.30 in

5.25 in

3

75

You Don't Miss Your Water - William Bell, Go Home Girl - Arthur Alexander, These Arms of Mine - Otis Redding, Steal Away - Jimmy Hughes, My Adorable One - Joe Simon, You're Gonna Make Me Cry - O V Wright, When a Man Loves a Woman - Percy Sledge, Losin' Boy - Eddy Giles, Try a Little Tenderness (Take 1) - Otis Redding, Something I Never Had - Jarvis Jackson, Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do) - Wilson Pickett, Got to Make a Comeback - Eddie Floyd, When Something Is Wrong with My Baby - Charlie Rich, The Dark End of the Street - James Carr, Let's Do It Over - Toussaint McCall, Do Right Woman Do Right Man - Aretha Franklin, I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down - Sam ; Dave, You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man) - June Edwards, Let's Face Facts - the Masqueraders, She Ain't Gonna Do Right - James ; Bobby Purify, Bless Your Little Sweet Soul - Al Johnson, Dirty Man - Laura Lee, Cover Me - Eddie Hinton, You're Gonna Miss Me - Reuben Bell with the Beltones, I'd Rather Go Blind - Etta James, Without Love (There Is Nothing) - Oscar Toney JR, You Left the Water Running - Maurice ; Mac, I'll Go Crazy - Don Bryant, Rainbow Road - Bill Brandon, The One You Can't Have (All By Yourself) - Shirley Walton, Tell Him Tonight - William Bollinger, A Smile Can't Hide (A Broken Heart) - Ollie ; the Nightingales, Uptight Good Woman - Spencer Wiggins, I Forgot to Be Your Lover - William Bell, I'll Make It Up to You - Clay Hammond, Slip Away - Clarence Carter, That's the Way Love Turned Out for Me - James Carr, Polly Wally - Tony Borders, Another Man's Woman Another Woman's Man - Candi Staton, Buying a Book - Joe Tex, To the Other Woman (I'm the Other Woman) - Doris Duke, Stealing in the Name of the Lord - Paul Kelly, Faithful and True - Z Z Hill, Love's Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down (Part 1) - Chuck Brooks, I Went Off and Cried - Kip Anderson, If I Can't Run to You I'll Crawl - Barbara ; the Browns, What I Don't Know Won't Hurt Me - Paul Thompson, Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone - Johnnie Taylor, Wish I Was Back - Thomas Bailey, I Can't Give You My Heart - Jimmy Braswell, Lead Me on - Gwen McRae, Mumble in My Ear - Marcell Strong, Breaking Up Somebody's Home - Denise Lasalle, Tired of Being Alone - Al Green, I Can't Be Satisfied - Spencer Wiggins, Groove Me - King Floyd, She's All I Got - Freddie North, Jody Come Back and Get Your Shoes - Bobby Newsome, Starting All Over Again - Mel ; Tim, We Always Come Back Strong - Sam Dees, I've Been Lonely for So Long - Frederick Knight, (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right - Luther Ingram, I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down - Ann Peebles, I'm Through Trying to Prove My Love to You - Bobby Womack, It Hurts So Good - Millie Jackson, You've Got My Mind Messed Up - Quiet Elegance, I Get My Groove from You - Bobby Patterson, Take Time to Know Him - Tommie Young, How Can I Get Next to You? - George Jackson, I'll Be the Other Woman - the Soul Children, Heartbreak Woman - Clarence Carter, Take One Step (I'll Take Two) - Chet Davenport, Take Me to the River - Al Green, If You Got to Love Somebody - Tommy Tate, I'll Play the Blues for You - Geater Davis

Box Sets

2008 three CD set, a selection of songs that tell the story of the golden era of Southern Soul 1961-77 with full notes and lavish illustrations in a 72 page full-color book, in a deluxe slipcase containing a jewel case- sized hard cover book. Take Me to the River chronicles the story of Southern Soul, from it's advent in 1961 to it's apex in the early 1970s. It's track listing was carefully chosen to reflect and demonstrate every facet of the genre, and to appeal to both long time collectors and those who we hope will enjoy it deeply enough to delve further into the genre's breadth of repertoire. The track listing embraces everything from million selling, international hits to 45s that barely sold enough to cover their pressing costs. Quality is the common link for the inclusion of all the tracks. 75 tracks. Ace.