Reaching Out - Chess Records At Fame Studios - Kent Cd
overview of the 1967-69 southern soul sessions undertaken at Fame studios
Continuing the catch up with recent soul album releases, the spotlight this wide awake Monday falls on the recent "Reaching Out - Chess Records at Fame Studios" release.
The title does give the game away but if still need a nudge, Tony Rounces releases notes explain things more...
An overview of the 1967-69 southern soul sessions undertaken at Fame studios by Chess Records. Includes three previously unissued tracks.Rick Hall’s Fame studio in Muscle Shoals enjoyed a lengthy relationship with Chicago’s Chess Records that, one way or another, spanned most of the 60s. “Reaching Out” concentrates on 1967 to 1969, when Chess was sending down its own artists to record at the studio, rather than the masters Rick Hall placed with the company in previous years.Every artist Chess sent to Fame during those years is featured here.
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Track Listing:
1. It's All Wrong But It's Alright - Laura Lee
2. So Much Love - Maurice & Mac
3. Good To Me - Irma Thomas
4. The Same Rope - Etta James
5. Wanted, Lover; No Experience Necessary - Laura Lee
6. Reaching Out - Bobby Moore And The Rhythm Aces
7. The Sidewinder - Charles Chalmers
8. Security - Etta James
9. Run To Me - Maurice & Mac
10. Too Soon To Know - Mitty Collier
11. Good Day Sunshine - Lee Webber
12. Don't Lose Your Good Thing - Etta James
13. Two In The Morning - Charles Chalmers
14. Hang It Up - Laura Lee
15. Lean On Me - Maurice & Mac
16. Let's Do It Over - Irma Thomas
17. I Wanna Be Your Man - Bobby Moore And The Rhythm Aces
18. Sure As Sin - Laura Lee
19. Party Time - Lee Webber
20. Take Me (Just As I Am) - Charles Chalmers
21. You're Living A Lie - Mitty Collier
22. It's How You Make It Good - Laura Lee
23. A Woman Will Do Wrong - Irma Thomas
24. Come Back Baby - Bobby Moore And The Rhythm Aces
More information, further release notes and purchase options on this fine reelases available via the Ace Records website
http://acerecords.co.uk/reaching-out-chess-records-at-fame-studios
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