Rare Earth, The Very Best of Rare Earth - 56m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. Get Ready	2:53
2. (I Know) I'm Losing You	3:39
3. Born To Wander	3:01
4. I Just Want To Celebrate	3:39
5. Hey Big Brother	4:47
6. What'd I Say (Live)	3:18
7. Good Time Sally	2:55
8. Every Now And Then We Get To Go On Down To Miami	3:12
9. Ma	5:24
10. Hum Along And Dance	5:11
11. Big John Is My Name	4:23
12. Chained	3:26
13. Warm Ride	3:48
14. Tobacco Road	7:11

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Review

Rare Earth were an oddity at Motown: a white rock group, led by a singing drummer named Peter Rivera, playing covers of Motown standards (their first big hit was a stinging take on the Temptations' "Get Ready") in a variation on a house style that had more to do with Grand Funk Railroad than funk. But they had a string of moderate hits at the beginning of the '70s (and one final gasp in 1978, with the Bee Gees-written disco number "Warm Ride"), the best of them penned and produced by the ingenious Norman Whitfield. Their psychedelic shoogity-boogity brought out the jam-worthy side of the Sound of Young America--in fact, several of the hits included here are edited down from much longer workouts. --Douglas Wolk

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The Very Best of Rare Earth

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 56m 54s (-1m 58s)

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