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Jimmy Hughes - The Complete FAME Singles Volume 1: 1964-67

Artist...............: Jimmy Hughes
Album................: The Complete FAME Singles Volume 1: 1964-67
Genre................: Soul
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........: SCANS

Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 20/07/2014

Tracklisting

1. Jimmy Hughes - Steal Away [02:25]
2. Jimmy Hughes - Lollypops, Lace and Lipstick [02:24]
3. Dan Penn - Close to Me [02:09]
4. Dan Penn - Let Them Talk [02:05]
5. Jimmy Hughes - Try Me [02:34]
6. Jimmy Hughes - Lovely Ladies [02:20]
7. Jimmy Hughes - I'm Getting Better [02:00]
8. Jimmy Hughes - I Want Justice [02:14]
9. Spooner & the Spoons - Hey, Do You Wanna Marry [02:14]
10. Spooner & the Spoons - Wish You Didn't Have to Go [02:08]
11. June Conquest - Almost Persuaded [02:40]
12. June Conquest - Party Talk [02:26]
13. Jimmy Hughes - Goodbye My Lover Goodbye [02:26]
14. Jimmy Hughes - It Was Nice [02:36]
15. Dan Penn - (Take Me) Just As I Am [02:42]
16. Dan Penn - Diamonds [02:15]
17. Jimmy Hughes - You Really Know How to Hurt a Guy [02:20]
18. Jimmy Hughes - The Loving Physician [02:18]
19. Jimmy Hughes - Midnight Affair [02:28]
20. Jimmy Hughes - When It Comes to Dancing [01:56]
21. James Barnett - Keep On Talking [02:34]
22. James Barnett - Take a Good Look [02:26]
23. Terry Woodford - Gonna Make You Say Yeah [02:19]
24. Terry Woodford - Hit the Ground [02:04]
25. Jimmy Hughes - Neighbor, Neighbor (Version 2) [02:37]
26. Jimmy Hughes - It's a Good Thing [02:23]

Playing Time.........: 01:01:13
Total Size...........: 142.33 MB

Tracklisting

1. Terry Woodford - It's His Town [02:48]
2. Terry Woodford - She Wants What She Can't Have [02:12]
3. The Villagers - Laugh It Off [02:31]
4. The Villagers - You're Gonna Lose That Girl [02:09]
5. Jimmy Hughes - I Worship the Ground You Walk On [02:26]
6. Jimmy Hughes - A Shot of Rhythm and Blues [02:17]
7. Arthur Conley - In the Same Old Way [02:45]
8. Arthur Conley - I Can't Stop (No, No, No) [02:27]
9. Art Freeman - I Can't Get You Out of My Mind [02:27]
10. Art Freeman - Slippin' Around with You [02:56]
11. Arthur Conley - I'm Gonna Forget About You [02:11]
12. Arthur Conley - Take Me (Just As I Am) [02:57]
13. Clarence Carter - I Stayed Away Too Long [02:40]
14. Clarence Carter - Tell Daddy [02:26]
15. Jimmy Hughes - Why Not Tonight [02:59]
16. Jimmy Hughes - I'm a Man of Action [02:13]
17. Art Freeman - Everybody's Got to Cry Sometime [02:57]
18. Art Freeman - A Piece of My Heart [02:42]
19. Clarence Carter - Thread the Needle [02:43]
20. Clarence Carter - Don't Make My Baby Cry [02:28]
21. Jimmy Hughes - Don't Lose Your Good Thing [02:46]
22. Jimmy Hughes - You Can't Believe Everything You Hear [02:16]
23. Jimmy Hughes - Hi Heel Sneakers [02:52]
24. Jimmy Hughes - Time Will Bring You Back [02:02]
25. Clarence Carter - She Ain't Gonna Do Right [02:23]
26. Clarence Carter - The Road of Love [02:49]

Playing Time.........: 01:06:36
Total Size...........: 154.66 MB

Ace continues its deep excavation of the FAME vaults with the inaugural installment of The Complete FAME Singles, a double-disc, 52-track set that contains the As and Bs of every 45 released between 1964 and 1967. As the collection begins, FAME makes the leap from studio to label with Jimmy Hughesâ™ “Steal Away,” a brilliant Southern soul single that pointed the way to the future and placed Rick Hallâ™s Muscle Shoals studio on the map.
FAME signed a distribution deal with Vee-Jay, a venture that wound up not quite suiting their needs, so they wound up jumping camp to Atlantic later, but this installment traces the labelâ™s earliest years, when they were still scrambling for a distinctive voice. Hits came slow when they came at all but, in retrospect, thatâ™s the pleasure of this…
uncertain era: Hall let songwriter/producers Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham figure out what would work and what wouldnâ™t, giving them the leeway to fail, which occasionally meant FAME artists were chasing the success of other hitmakers, including when the Villagers covered the Beatlesâ™ “Youâ™re Gonna Lose That Girl.” At times, the brain trust at FAME shot for the pop fences — Terry Woodford is the greatest example of AM pop desires — but toward the end of this comp, the deep soulful groove of the South surfaces on sides by Arthur Conley and Clarence Carter, the latter becoming the labelâ™s first true star. These sides, which amount to about a quarter of the comp, will be what satisfy deep soul fans, but the rest of the compilation compels because it showcases a label that didnâ™t know quite know how to move forward and were happy to try anything that might stick. Thereâ™s some pure pop and blue-eyed soul, the kind of thing that would suggest a crossover, but much of this is loose, funky, and grooving, music that was made not for the charts but for the love of it, and thatâ™s why these singles werenâ™t hits at the time but endure decades later.