About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelKent, IMT

UPC0029667245326

eBay Product ID (ePID)12046031368

Product Key Features

Release Year2016

FormatCD

GenreSoul/R&B & Soul

ArtistVarious

Release TitleArock Serock Sylvia Soul Story Continued

Dimensions

Item Height0.41 in

Item Weight0.22 lb

Item Length5.57 in

Item Width4.94 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks25

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Love Is Such a Good Thing - the Corvairs 1.2 Get in My Arms Little Girlie - Sterling Magee 1.3 Take My Hand - Gene Burks 1.4 When the Goin' Gets Rough - Tutti Hill 1.5 I Can't Stay Away - Joan Moody 1.6 I'm Leavin' (For Parts Unknown) - Gary ; Gary 1.7 I Really Love You - the Diplomats 1.8 I Keep Coming Back for More - Garrett Saunders 1.9 I Don't Care - Freddie Solomon 1.10 Chained Am I - Ansler Montel 1.11 Hey Officer - Vivian Collins 1.12 This Is My Prayer - Theola Kilgore 1.13 Nobody But Me - Sinner Strong 1.14 It Ain't No Big Thing - Van McCoy 1.15 You Were All I Needed - the D C Playboys 1.16 Music to My Ears - Joan Moody 1.17 I Wanna Come in - Billy Washington 1.18 Something Else - Chet "Poison" Ivey 1.19 Nothing in This World - Marie Knight ; Junior Lewis 1.20 Easier Said Than Done - Garrett Saunders 1.21 It Won't Work Out - Junior Lewis 1.22 Where You Are - Junior Lewis 1.23 Did You Hear - Don Covay 1.24 Kindness, Love and Understanding - Eddie King 1.25 Another Sleepless Night - the Larks

Notes2016 compilation that features 23 tracks new to CD, including seven previously unreleased. The music is top-quality soul, mainly from New York. The Serock label is featured along with tracks made for Arock and Sylvia. You get a great alternate take of Theola Kilgore's classic ballad 'This Is My Prayer' plus Popcorn sounds from Ansler Montell, Junior Lewis and Garrett Saunders. Girl collectors will go for the offerings from Tutti Hill, Joan Moody and Vivian Collins. New Breeders will dig Sinner Strong, Sterling Magee and Chet Ivey while Northern fans are catered for with Billy Washington, Gary & Gary and Van McCoy. Great, largely unheard black music, compiled and annotated by the unbearably cheerful Leicester City fan Ady Croasdell.