More Help Needed To Identify Deep Soul Tracks

[Rick Cooper]

From an old cassette of some 60s US singles I need some help to identify the artists and labels for these:

6. "Have a Heart"

Male vocal and backing singers

Lyric sample:

Hello baby whats on your mind/ What's the use of treating you nice and kind/

Cause when a man loves a woman like I love you

7."The Right to Love You"

Male vocal ,guitar and horns

Lyric:

Baby I don't want to be the one that hurts you/

Baby I don't want to be the one that causes you pain

8. "That's When I'll Stop Loving You"

Male vocal (sounds like Sam Cooke)

Lyric;

Believe me when I tell you darling/ I ain't never gonna stop loving you/

I know, I know, I know/ When the wind no longer blows/

When the stars no longer glow

9. "Take a Good Look"

Male duo, with horns

Lyric;

Take a good look/ Take your last look/ At the man who once loved true

10."Don't Go Away"

Male vocal ,guitar intro and horns

Lyric;

Don't go away you don't know how I need you/

Don't go away I need someone to cling to/

Can't you see I'm crying/ feel like I'm dying.

thanks

Rick

[mshoals]

8. "That's When I'll Stop Loving You"

9. "Take a Good Look"

8: Willie Rogers (Ronn)

9. James Barnett (Fame)

[Guest Dave Turner]

6. Bobby Powell - Have A Heart - Whit

7. Mighty Hannibal - The Right To Love You - Decca

10. Gene Taylor - Don't Go Away - Minit (flip to You Got My Nose Wide Open)

[Guest Dave Turner]

mshoals, all due respect mate and can understand you suggesting Willie Rogers, he has that Sam Cooke sound but the lyrics don't really fit.

More likely to be Bobby Harris on Turntable I think

Can't find a YT clip but ..

https://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/H/bobby_harris/index.php

[Rick Cooper]

8: Willie Rogers (Ronn)

9. James Barnett (Fame)

Thanks for your help with these two. The James Barnett track sounds like a duo but must have been Rick Hall messing about in the studio.

Track 8 is Bobby Harris (there's an MP3 on the Sir shambling site).

[Rick Cooper]

Dave

Thanks for your help again, they are all the ones I have on the old tape. The Sir Shambling site is a great help once I know the artists name.

Rick