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Back Up Train

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by: Al Greene

Release Date January 25, 2006
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.

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The Essential Al Green

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by: Al Green

Release Date April 12, 2005
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.

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20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Al Green

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by: Al Green

Release Date February 13, 2006
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.

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The Essential Al Green

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by: Al Green

Release Date July 23, 2002
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.

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Back Up Train

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by: Al Greene

Release Date July 12, 2005
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.

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Anthology

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by: Al Green

Release Date February 11, 1997
No matter what your musical preference, this anthology is for you. Al Green is nothing less than a genius, and I recommend all music lovers to take a close listen, especially if just trying to enjoy a few quiet reflective minutes alone, or even better with your special someone for an evening. Any Al Green album promises to be moving and soulful; with this you have it all.

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Give Me Just One Chance

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by: Robert Tillman

Release Date November 03, 1998
No matter what your musical preference, this anthology is for you. Al Green is nothing less than a genius, and I recommend all music lovers to take a close listen, especially if just trying to enjoy a few quiet reflective minutes alone, or even better with your special someone for an evening. Any Al Green album promises to be moving and soulful; with this you have it all.

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Back Up Train

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from: Phantom Sound & Vision

Release Date March 15, 2002
No matter what your musical preference, this anthology is for you. Al Green is nothing less than a genius, and I recommend all music lovers to take a close listen, especially if just trying to enjoy a few quiet reflective minutes alone, or even better with your special someone for an evening. Any Al Green album promises to be moving and soulful; with this you have it all.

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The Essential Al Green

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by: Al Green

Release Date July 23, 2002
No matter what your musical preference, this anthology is for you. Al Green is nothing less than a genius, and I recommend all music lovers to take a close listen, especially if just trying to enjoy a few quiet reflective minutes alone, or even better with your special someone for an evening. Any Al Green album promises to be moving and soulful; with this you have it all.

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Immortal Soul of Al Green

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by: Al Green

Release Date September 07, 2004
I cannot well afford to get all of Al Green's Hi albums, however, this compilation helps me to grasp Hi sound's essence "Groove and be simple", as well as Al's seductive voice. It has a good design like your favorite book which you read so again and again that its jacket has worn out, and you can enjoy it like such. When you buy a new one, you should not misunderstand it as a used one. But one thing I dare to complain about the binding is its rubber holders which keep 4 CDs fastening tightly. For fear I should not break them down, I put CDs on the holders not so deeply.