Anna King, Back to Soul - 31m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. Make Up Your Mind	2:47
2. Come On Home	2:16
3. Sittin' In The Dark	2:16
4. That's When I Cry	2:20
5. I Found You	2:27
6. I Don't Want To Cry	2:38
7. If Somebody Told You	2:59
8. Night Time Is The Right Time	3:13
9. Tennessee Waltz	3:04
10. Come And Get These Memories	2:27
11. If You Don't Think	1:58
12. Baby, Baby, Baby	2:33

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Review

With this 1964 LP, Anna became the only female singer of the James Brown Revue to have her own album produced by the Godfather himself. This one's surprisingly rare, considering that Brown's band backs her and there are two pop hits here, a super-soulful CD debut!Back To Soul includes Anna's distinctive versions of several soul and blues hits and some Brown originals written under various pseudonyms, plus a storming duet with Bobby Byrd, 'Baby Baby Baby', which took her into the R&B top 50 early in 1964 and bubbling under the Billboard Hot 100. Thus with Anna's stirring, soulful vocals, a range of familiar songs, the support of the James Brown Band and the production skills of Mr. Brown himself, Back To Soul was a notable album release on UK Philips in 1964. Consequently it has been a rare collectors' item, a situation which will be remedied by its long-awaited reissue on Shout! 2006.The James Brown Revue Has Included Numerous 'feature' Female Singers Through the Decades, from Tammy Montgomery (Terrell), Sugar Pie Desanto and Vicki Anderson to Yvonne Fair and Lynn Collins, but While Mr Brown Included Most of These Ladies in 'live' Lps, and Others Had Solo Contracts with his Label, Only Anna King Enjoyed the Privilege of James Brown Producing an Album by Her. It was 1963, and Brown Had Just Signed with Smash Records to Score a Big Pop Hit with 'out of Sight'. He Noted the Quality of Anna's Voice, Had her Sign with Smash and Produced the "Back to Soul" LP. The Album Includes Anna's Distinctive Versions of Several Soul and Blues Hits and Some Brown Originals Written under Various Pseudonyms, plus a Storming Duet with Bobby Byrd, 'baby Baby Baby', which Took her Into the R&B Top 50 Early in 1964 and 'bubbling Under' the Billboard Hot 100.

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