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Don't Let Go (Dlx)

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by: Roy Hamilton

Release Date February 18, 2003
MY DEAR FREINDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND WORLD, I IMPLORE YOU TO LISTEN TO (ROY HAMILTON) SO MUCH VOICE AND SUBTLE SOUL THAT I DID NOT KNOW A THING ABOUT.

IT IS A MARVEL WE HAVE THESE GREAT ARTISTS ON CD THAT SOME OF US WOULD HAVE NEVER FALLEN FOR.

I DARE ANYONE TO DISLIKE (ROY HAMILTON), ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO NOT DISCERN HIS VERVE AND VELVET HUSKY (PERHAPS LUSTY) VOCALS----WOW:)

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Giant of Southern Soul - 1965 - 1975

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from: Connoisseur --DNA--

Release Date December 23, 2003
This is a marvellous attempt to create a coherent view of the recordings that O.V.Wright made for Backbeat records- and includes both "A' and "B' sides. The most striking points about the material is how well it was chosen. Most views of Wright's work concentrate on the dark and emotional side of his output. Here is an attempt to show the width of what was recorded at this time, from the sanctified sound of "I don't want to sit down" ( Sister Rosetta Tharpe?) and the frankly sensual "Slow and Easy". Of course "the hits" are there as well "Eight men and four women" and "Ace of Spades", but it's the lesser known stuff that I've been reprogramming, a marvellous version of Johnny Copeland's ... Read More:

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Home By Dawn

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by: J.D. Souther

Release Date July 30, 2002
JD Souther is/was 70's Southern California Rock. Everyone wanted to be him and he just wanted to be left alone. Black Rose, produced by Peter Asher definately shadows this self produced album. Don't let that stop you from getting into the soul of JD Souther in this record. A must have for anyone that has any other JD Souther recordings, and since it stands as his last solo effort in 23 years (as of 2/2007) certainly worth the time capsule of his artistry at the time.

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Good Year for the Roses

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 09, 2001
JD Souther is/was 70's Southern California Rock. Everyone wanted to be him and he just wanted to be left alone. Black Rose, produced by Peter Asher definately shadows this self produced album. Don't let that stop you from getting into the soul of JD Souther in this record. A must have for anyone that has any other JD Souther recordings, and since it stands as his last solo effort in 23 years (as of 2/2007) certainly worth the time capsule of his artistry at the time.