Jr. Walker and The All Stars ‎– Soul Session (1966)

Junior Walker & The All Stars – Soul Session (1966) Album Review & Tracklist

Soul  records 1966 ‎– SS 702

notes:

Released in 1966, Soul Session by Junior Walker & The All Stars 

is a powerful showcase of raw Motown soul, R&B, and instrumental

 funk energy. Known for their gritty saxophone-driven sound,

 the band helped define a more rhythm-heavy and dancef

loor-oriented side of Motown.

Following the success of earlier hits like “Shotgun,” this album

 further cemented their reputation as one of the most distinctive

 and groove-focused acts of the 1960s.

This album sits at the crossroads of instrumental soul and vocal R&B, 

highlighting Junior Walker’s unmistakable saxophone style—gritty, 

punchy, and deeply rooted in jump blues traditions

The original line up consisted of 

Jr. Walker tenor sax

Willie Woods bass, 

Vic Thomas organ, 

Billy Nix drums. 

credits:

Producer – Harvey Fuqua
 

tracklist:

A1        Good Rockin'
Written-By – Autry DeWalt
2:55
A2        Hewbie Steps Out
Written-By – V. Thomas*
2:58
A3        Shake Everything
Written-By – A. DeWalt*, W. Woods*
2:57
A4        Everybody Get Together
Written-By – A. DeWalt*, W. Woods*
4:18
A5        Mark Anthony (Speaks)
Written-By – A. DeWalt*
2:48
A6        Us
Written-By – DeWalt*
2:23
B1        Moonlight In Vermont
Written-By – Karl Suessdorf
3:30
B2        Decidedly
Written-By – H. Fuqua*, R. White*
2:16
B3        Eight Hour Drag
Written-By – A. Dewalt*
3:04
B4        Brainwasher
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, H. Fuqua*, W. Woods*
2:45
B5        Three Four Three
Written-By – H. Fuqua*
2:47
B6        Satan's Blues
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, W. Woods*
4:22

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Jr. Walker and The All Stars – A Gasssss

 

Jr. Walker and The All Stars – A Gasssss: Rare Soul Vinyl Review

Soul Records 1970 – SS 726

notes:

Jr. Walker and The All Stars were one of Motown’s most dynamic 

soul acts, blending energetic saxophone solos with powerful vocals.

 Their 1970 album A Gasssss showcases the band at the peak of 

their creativity, delivering infectious grooves and memorable 

melodies that continue to influence soul and R&B music today.

Released in 1970 under the Motown label, A Gasssss is a testament

 to Jr. Walker’s mastery of soul and funk. The album features tight 

rhythm sections, catchy hooks, and memorable saxophone riffs.

 It’s a rare vinyl gem, sought after by collectors of 

classic Motown records and rare grooves.

credits:

   🎷 Junior Walker – tenor saxophone, lead vocals

🎸 Willie Woods – guitar

🎹 Vic Thomas – keyboards/organ

🥁 James Graves – drums

(plus possible additional studio players typical on Motown recordings)

    Arranged By  Willie Shorter

    Producer  Johnny Bristol

tracklist:

A1 Do You See My Love (For You Growing)

Written-By – J. Bristol*, R. Beavers*

3:10

A2 And When I Die

Written-By – L. Nyro*

2:50

A3 I Was Made To Love Her

Written-By – H. Cosby*, L. Hardaway*, Wonder*, S. Moy*

2:39

A4 Carry Your Own Load

Written-By – H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*, R. Beavers*

2:58

A5 Shut Up, Don't Interrupt Me

Written-By – E. Starr*, J. Bristol*

2:51

A6 Groove And Move

Written-By – A. DeWalt*, E. Hollis*, J. Bristol*

2:40

B1 Holly Holy

Written-By – N. Diamond*

4:00

B2 Honey Come Back

Written-By – J. Webb*

3:55

B3 Riding High On Love

Written-By – E. Starr*, J. Bristol*

2:40

B4 Hey Jude

Written-By – J. Lennon*, P. McCartney*

2:59

B5 At A Saturday Matinee

Written-By – A. DeWalt*, E. Hollis*

2:53

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Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers – The Flick (1965)

Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers – The Flick (1965) | Rare Soul Vinyl Review

 

Soul records 1965 – S-35018    

notes:

The Flick is a rare soul single released in 1965 by Earl Van Dyke &

 The Soul Brothers, one of the key studio groups behind the classic 

Motown sound. Driven by gritty Hammond organ lines, sharp rhythm guitar, 

and tight percussion, this instrumental track captures the raw energy of

 mid-60s Detroit soul. Highly sought after by collectors.

credits:

Earl Van Dyke – piano

James Jamerson – bass

Benny Benjamin – drums

Jack Ashford – tambourine / percussion

Eddie Willis – guitar

Joe Messina – guitar

Robert White – guitar

Henry Cosby – saxophone

Mike Terry – baritone saxophone

Co-producer – Gordy*, Horn*

Written-By – Van Dyke*, Jamerson*, White*

tracklist:

A Earl Van Dyke And The Soul Brothers The Flick Part I 2:51

Jamerson, Van Dyke, White 

B Earl Van Dyke And The Soul Brothers The Flick Part II 2:51

Jamerson, Van Dyke, White

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Gladys Knight & The Pips Silk N' Soul

Gladys Knight & The Pips – Silk N’ Soul 1968 Soul Album 

 

Soul records 1968  SS-711

notes:

Silk N’ Soul is a classic soul LP showcasing Gladys Knight & The Pips

 at a creative peak with emotional depth and polished Motown-style 

production. This 1968 release blends timeless ballads with upbeat grooves, 

making it essential listening for soul music aficionados and vinyl collectors alike.

credits:

    Arranged By  Paul Riser (tracks: B4, B5)

    Producer  Norman Whitfield

tracklist:

A1 I Wish It Would Rain

Written-By Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield, Rodger Penzabene* 

A2 The Look Of Love

Written-By  Burt Bacharach, Hal David*

A3 Goin' Out Of My Head

Written-By  Bobby Weinstein*, Teddy Randazzo

A4 Yesterday

Written-By  John Lennon, Paul McCartney*

A5 Groovin'

Written-By  Eddie Brigati, Felix Cavaliere 

A6 You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

Written-By  Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil*, Phil Spector

B1 Theme From 'Valley Of The Dolls'

Written-By  André Previn, Dory Previn 

B2 Baby I Need Your Loving

Written-By  Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Edward Holland, Jr.*

B3 Together

Written-By  Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff*

B4 The Tracks Of My Tears

Written-By  Marv Tarplin*, William "Smokey" Robinson*, Warren Moore 

B5 You're My Everything

Written-By  Cornelius Grant, Norman Whitfield, Rodger Penzabene*

B6 Every Little Bit Hurts

Written-By  Ed Cobb 

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Gladys Knight & The Pips ‎– Feelin' Bluesy

Gladys Knight & The Pips – Feelin’ Bluesy | Classic Motown Soul

 

Soul ‎records 1968 ‎– SS 707

notes:

Released in 1968 on Motown’s Soul Records imprint, Feelin’ Bluesy is one 

of the most underrated albums in the Gladys Knight & The Pips catalog. 

Coming just before their commercial breakthrough with

 I Heard It Through the Grapevine, this album captures the group at a crucial 

creative moment — emotionally rich, vocally commanding, 

and deeply rooted in late-60s soul.

credits:

Producer – Harvey Fuqua (tracks: B4), James Dean* (tracks: B3),

Johnny Bristol (tracks: B4), Norman Whitfield (tracks: A1 to A4, A6, B1, B2, B6),

Smokey Robinson (tracks: A5, B5), William Weatherspoon (tracks: B3)

Recorded at Hitsville U.S.A., Detroit, Michigan    

track list:

A1 The End Of Our Road

    Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield, Rodger Penzabene*     

A2 That's The Way Love Is

    Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield    

A3 Don't You Miss Me A Little Bit Baby

    Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield, Rodger Penzabene*    

A4 The Boy From Crosstown

    Arranged By – Gil Askey

    Written-By – Edward Holland, Jr., Norman Whitfield    

A5 Ain't You Glad You Chose Love

    Written-By – William "Smokey" Robinson*    

A6 I Know Better

    Written-By – Norman Whitfield, R. Dean Taylor    

B1 Don't Let Her Take Your Love From Me

    Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield    

B2 It Should Have Been Me

    Written-By – Norman Whitfield, William Stevenson     

B3 Don't Turn Me Away

    Written-By – James Dean*, William Weatherspoon    

B4 What Good Am I Without You

    Written-By – Harvey Fuqua, Johnny Bristol, Sylvia Moy     

B5 Your Old Standby

    Arranged By – Henry Cosby

    Written-By – Janie Bradford, William "Smokey" Robinson*

 B6 It's Time To Go Now

    Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield 

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Jr. Walker And The All Stars ‎– Rainbow Funk

 

 

 

Junior Walker & The All Stars – Rainbow Funk 1971 

 

 

 

 

Soul records 1971 ‎– SS 732L

notes:

Review of Junior Walker & The All Stars’ 1971 album Rainbow Funk
  a deep soul-funk classic blending Motown grooves, 
jazz-funk and raw Detroit energy.

credits:

Arranged By – David Van DePitte, Willie Shorter
Art Direction – Curtis McNair
Producer – Johnny Bristol

tracklist:

A1    Way Back Home    
        W. Felder    
A2    Take Me Girl, I'm Ready    
        J. Bristol, L. Ware, P. Sawyer    
A3    Feeling Alright    
        D. Mason    
A4    Right On Brothers And Sisters    
        J. Bristol, G. Knight    
A5    Teach Them To Pray    
       J. Bristol    
B1    Something    
       G. Harrison    
B2    Psychedelic Shack    
       N. Whitfield, B. Strong    
B3    Pieces Of A Man    
        J. Bristol, P. Sawyer
B4    These Things Will Keep Me Loving You    
        H. Fuqua, J. Bristol

 

 

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Shorty Long

 

 

 Here Comes The Judge

 

 

Soul Records 1968  – SS 709

 

 notes:

Here Comes the Judge is the 1968 debut studio album by
 American rhythm and blues singer Shorty Long, released 
on Motown subsidiaries Soul Records and Tamla Motown. 


credits:

    Shorty Long – vocals
    Sammy Davis Jr.  - intro on "Here Comes the Judge"
    The Originals  - background vocals
    The Andantes  - background vocals
    The Elgins  - background vocals (track 11)
    Reggie Goodwin – liner notes
    Randy Kling – mastering

tracklist:

A1        Here Comes The Judge
Written-By – Brown*, Long*, de Passe*
2:37
A2        Night Fo' Last (Instrumental)
Written-By – Paul*, Long*
2:34
A3        Function At The Junction
Written-By – Holland*, Long*
2:56
A4        Don't Mess With My Weekend
Written-By – Long*, Moy*
2:27
A5        Ain't No Justice
Written-By – Brown*, Wilson*, Long*, de Passe*
2:58
A6        Devil With The Blue Dress
Written-By – Long*, Stevenson*
2:59
B1        Night Fo' Last (Vocal)
Written-By – Paul*, Long*
2:34
B2        Stranded In The Jungle
Written-By – Smith*, Johnson*
2:57
B3        Here Comes Fat Albert
Written-By – Starr*, Long*, Moy*
2:48
B4        Sing What You Wanna
Written-By – Long*, Dunbar*
2:21
B5        Another Hurt Like This
Written-By – F. Long*
2:58
B6        People Sure Act Funny
Written-By – T. Turner*
2:06

 

 

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Gladys Knight and The Pips

 

 

 The End Of Our Road

 

 

 

 

 

 Soul records 1968  – S-35042

 

notes:
"The End of Our Road" is a single written by Rodger Penzabene,
 Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong in 1967. Originally recorded
by Gladys Knight & the Pips and issued as a single in 1968

credits:
    Lead vocals by Gladys Knight
    Background vocals by Merald "Bubba" Knight, William Guest and Edward Patten
    Instrumentation by The Funk Brothers
      Recorded At – Hitsville USA Studios, Detroit
tracklist:

A        The End Of Our Road
Written-By – Strong, Whitfield, Penzabene
2:19
B        Don't Let Her Take Your Love From Me
Written-By – Strong, Whitfield
2:47

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Jimmy Ruffin Sings Top Ten

 

Soul records 1966   SM704

notes:

"What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" is a hit single recorded by Jimmy Ruffin
and released on Motown Records' Soul label in the summer of 1966. It is a ballad,
with lead singer Jimmy Ruffin recalling the pain that befalls the broken-hearted
who had love that's now departed.
The tune was written by William Weatherspoon, Paul Riser, and James Dean,
and the recording was produced by Weatherspoon and William "Mickey" Stevenson.
"What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" remains one of the most-revived of Motown's hits.


credits:

Lead vocals by Jimmy Ruffin
    Background vocals by the Originals (Freddie Gorman, Walter Gaines,
     Hank Dixon, Joe Stubbs)
     and the Andantes (Jackie Hicks, Marlene Barrow, Louvain Demps)
    Instrumentation by the Funk Brothers

tracklist:

A1 I've Passed This Way Before
    Written By  J. Dean, Wm. Weatherspoon 2:48     
A2 Gonna Give Her All The Love I've Got
    Written By  B. Strong, N. Whitfield 2:40     
A3 What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
    Written By  J. Dean, P. Riser, Wm. Weatherspoon 2:57     
A4 As Long As There Is L-O-V-E Love
    Written By  Wm. Robinson 2:51     
A5 Halfway To Paradise
    Written By  C. King, G. Goffin 2:59     
A6 Black Is Black
    Written By  Grainger, Hayes, Wadey 3:22     
B1 Bless You
    Written By  B. Mann, C. Weil 2:52     
B2 Since I've Lost You
    Written By  N. Whitfield 2:22     
B3 World So Wide, Nowhere To Hide (From Your Heart)
    Written By  J. Dean, Wm. Weatherspoon 2:49     
B4 I Want Her Love
    Written By  E. Holland, N. Whitfield 2:42     
B5 Tomorrow's Tears
    Written By  J. Dean, P. Riser, S. McMullen, Wm. Weatherspoon 2:58     
B6 How Can I Say I'm Sorry
    Written By  J. Gilliam, N. Whitfield, S. Potts 2:31


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Jr. Walker And The All Stars ‎– Home Cookin'

Soul ‎records 1969 – SS710

 

tracks list:

A1 Come See About Me
Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland
A2 What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)
Written-By – J. Bristol, H. Fuqua*, V. Bullock*
A3 Home Cookin'
Written-By – E. Willis*, H. Cosby*, M. Moy*
A4 Sweet Soul
Written-By – H. Fuqua, J. Bristol*, V. Bullock*
A5 Hip City (Pt. 1)
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, E. Hollis*
B1 Hip City (Pt. 2)
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, J. Bradford*
B2 Sweet Daddy Deacon
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, W. Nicks*, V. Thomas*
B3 Fannie Mae
Written-By – Robinson*, Brown*
B4 The Things I Do For You
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, L. Horn*
B5 Baby Ain't You Shame
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, L. Horn*, S. Moy*

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Junior Walker And The All Stars - Moody Jr.

 

Soul records 1971   S 733L

credits:

    Arranged By – Willie Shorter
    Art Direction – Curtis McNair
    Coordinator [Album] – Marshall Murphy
    Producer – Johnny Bristol

tracklist:

A1        Way Back Home   
W. Felder, J. Bristol, G. Knight   
A2        I Don't Want To Do Wrong   
J. Bristol, G. Knight, W. Guest, M. Knight, C. Schaffner   
A3    Bristol's Way   
J. Bristol   
A4 Don't Blame The Children    M. McLeod,
J. Bristol   
A5    Me And My Family   
G. Knight, J. Bristol   
B     Groove Thang   
J. Bristol   
B2    Still Water Medley   
W. Robinson, F. Wilson   
B3 Never Can Say Goodbye   
C. Davis   
B4    Walk In The Night
    J. Bristol, M. McLeod   
B5 Moody Junior
    J. Bristol
         

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Junior Walker and The All Stars

What Does It Take To Win Your Love

 

Soul records  1969      SS 721

notes:

Original title was Gotta Hold on to This Love, but the
album was reissued with a new title and cover when
 "What Does It Take to Win Your Love" became a hit

credits:

Lead vocals and tenor sax solos by Junior Walker
 written by Johnny Bristol, Harvey Fuqua,
and Vernon Bullock, and featuring The Originals
 and The Andantes on background vocals
Other instrumentation by The All-Stars with members of The Funk Brothers
and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

   
Arranged By – Paul Riser, Willie Shorter
    Producer – Johnny Bristol

tracklist:

A1        What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)
Written-By – H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*, V. Bullock*
2:58
A2        These Eyes
Written-By – Cummings*, Bachman*
3:34
A3        Proud Mary
Written-By – J. Fogerty*
3:17
A4        Ame Cherie (Soul Darling)
Written-By – J. Graves*, L. Horn*, V. Thomas*, W. Woods*
4:09
A5        Clinging To The Thought That She's Coming Back
Written-By – J. Bristol*
3:09
A6        Cleo's Mood
Written-By – Dewalt*, Fuqua*, Woods*
2:42
B1        Hot Cha
Written-By – W. Woods*
3:01
B2        I've Got To Find A Way To Win Maria Back
Written-By – J. Bristol*
3:23
B3        Sweet Soul
Written-By – H. Fuqua*, J. Bristol*, V. Bullock*
2:58
B4        Gotta Hold On To This Feeling
Written-By – J. Hinton*, J. Bristol*, P. Sawyer*
3:35
B5        How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland*
3:02
B6        San Ho Zay
Written-By – F. King*, S. Thompson*
3:20

 

 

 

 
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Jr. Walker And The All Stars Shotgun

Soul records 1965  S701

  notes:

"Shotgun" is a 1965 single by Junior Walker & the All Stars, produced by
 Berry Gordy Jr. and Lawrence Horn. It reached number one on the
U.S. R&B Singles chart for fournon-consecutive weeks and was a Top 10
Pop smash, peaking at number four on the Billboard Hot 100.
Famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix performed the song live with the All Stars
. An unusual detail about "Shotgun" is that it uses only one chord throughout
the entire song -- A-flat seventh.



Personnel

     Junior Walker – tenor saxophone, lead vocals
    Willie Woods – lead guitar, harmony vocals
    Eddie Willis – rhythm guitar
    Johnny Griffith – Hammond organ
    Victor Thomas – keyboards
    James Jamerson – bass guitar
    Benny Benjamin, Richard "Pistol" Allen, or Larrie Londin - drums[6][7]
    Jack Ashford – tambourine




A1        Cleo's Mood
Written-By – DeWalt*, Fuqua*, Woods*
A2        Do The Boomerang
Written-By – DeWalt*, Cosby*, Woods*
A3        Shotgun
Written-By – DeWalt
A4        Road Runner
Written-By – Holland-Dozier-Holland
A5        Shake And Fingerpop
Written-By – DeWalt*, Horn*, Woods*
A6        Shoot Your Shot
Written-By – DeWalt*, Graves*, Horn*
B1        Tune Up
Written-By – DeWalt*
B2        Hot Cha
Written-By – Woods*
B3        Monkey Jump
Written-By – Fowler*
B4        Tally Ho!
Written-By – DeWalt*, Thomas*
B5        Cleo's Back
Written-By – Woods*
B6        Ain't That The Truth
Written-By – Willis*, Cosby*

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Gladys Knight And The Pips All In A Knight's Work

 

Soul records 1968  SS 730

notes:

Gladys Maria Knight, b. 28th May 1944, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.
(Gladys Knight's elder brother) 'Merald' Bubba (b. 4th September 1942, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.)
Cousin Edward Roy Patten, (b. 22nd August 1939, Atlanta, Georgia,
U.S.A. d. 25th February 2005, Livonia, Michigan, U.S.A.)
and Cousin William Guest (b. 2nd June 1941, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.)
Gladys Knight and the Pips were, originally formed in 1953 in Atlanta Georgia.
The ensemble were primarily active between 1953 and 1989, although it is the
Sixties and Seventies periods where the group will be, probably, most fondly remembered.

tracklist:

A1         Cabaret     2:46    
A2         The End Of Out Road     2:59    
A3         By The Time I Get To Phoenix     3:55    
A4         Fever     2:29    
A5         Glory Of Love     2:59    
A6         Ain't No Sun Since You've Been Gone     2:36    
A7         Girl Talk     4:10    
A8         Giving Up     3:30    
B1         Everybody Needs Love     3:25    
B2         Just In Time     3:50    
B3         Every Beat Of My Heart     2:09    
B4         Dr. Feelgood     3:25    
B5         Letter Full Of Tears     3:30    
B6         I Heard It Through The Grapvine     4:45    
B7         He'll Guide My Way     3:20

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Jr. Walker and The All Stars – Sax Appeal

Jr. Walker & The All Stars – Sax Appeal (1976) LP Review

 

 Soul Records 1976  – S6-747S1

notes:

Released in 1976 on Soul Records, Sax Appeal finds Jr. Walker & The All Stars

riding the late-70s wave of funk-infused soul while staying true to their 

signature sound: gritty rhythms, smooth grooves, and Junior Walker’s 

unmistakable tenor saxophone lead.

Junior Walker (born Autry DeWalt Mixon Jr.) was one 

of the most iconic saxophonists in R&B, known for 

his blistering tenor lead and crossover soul hits. 

Credits:

 Junior Walker tenor sax& vocal

 Eddie “Clunis” Summers – drums

Jerry Knight – guitar & bass

Gerald Albright – woodwinds/reeds (sax/clarinet/flute)

William Bryant – synthesizers & keyboards

 Melvin Webb – drums

 Wilton Gite – bass

Kerry Ashby – keyboards

 Jerry Blaze – drums

 Chuck Gentry – guitar

 Howard Rice – guitar

William Hutch – keyboards

Gemi Taylor – guitar

 Juan Luis Cabaza – keyboards

Bob Mithoff – synthesizer & Linn drum programmer

 Background vocals: Mona Lisa Young, Terry Young, Oma Drake, Maxine Waters, Julia Waters, Merry

Art Direction – Frank Mulvey

Engineer [Mastering] – Jack Andrews

Engineer [Recording, Mixing] – Art Stewart

Performer – Jr. Walker & The All Stars* 

    

Tracklist:

A1 Feel Like Makin' Love 3:27

Producer, Arranged By – Autry DeWalt

Written-By – Eugene McDaniels

A2 I Feel So Good 4:43

Arranged By – James Carmichael

Producer – Frank Wilson

Producer, Arranged By, 

Written-By – Leonard Caston

A3 You Ain't No Ordinary Woman 3:44

Arranged By – H. B. Barnum, Michael Smith

Producer – Lawrence T. Horn

Producer, Written-By – Brian Holland

Written-By – Edward Holland

A4 Sax Appeal 3:52

Arranged By – James Carmichael

Producer, Arranged By, Written-By – Leonard Caston

B1 Ego Tripping 3:01

Producer, Arranged By – Autry DeWalt

Written-By – Marilyn McLeod, Mel Bolton, Pam Sawyer

B2 All In Love Is Fair 4:08

Arranged By – Dave Blumberg* Robert White

Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers

Producer – Clarence Paul

Written-By – Stevie Wonder

B3 Boogie Down 4:36

Arranged By – Leslie Drayton, Robert White

Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers

Producer – Clarence Paul

Written-By – Anita Poree, Frank Wilson, Leonard Caston

B4 Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) 4:09

Arranged By – Leslie Drayton

Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers

Producer, Written-By – Clarence Paul

Written-By – Morris Broadnax, Stevie Wonder

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Jr. Walker and The All Stars – Peace & Understanding Is Hard To Find

 

Soul records 1973  – S 738L

credits:

Arranged By – Jr. Walker  (pistes : A3, A5 to B5)
    Producer – Jr. Walker

tracks list:

A1        I Ain't Going Nowhere
Arranged By – James Carmichael*
Producer – Gloria Jones, Pam Sawyer
Written-By – Gloria Jones, Pam Sawyer
3:35
A2        I Don't Need No Reason
Arranged By – James Carmichael*
Producer – Hal Davis
Written-By – Leon Ware, Pam Sawyer
2:44
A3        It's Alright, Do What You Gotta Do
Producer – Willie Hutch
Written-By, Arranged By – Willie Hutch
3:29
A4        It's Too Late
Arranged By – Gene Page
Producer – Hal Davis
Written-By – Carole King
Written-By [Uncredited] – Toni Stern
2:54
A5        Soul Clappin'
Written-By – Autry DeWalt, Jerome Teasley,
Victor Thomas
4:25
B1        I Can See Clearly Now
Written-By – Carole King
3:18
B2        Gimme That Beat (Part 1)
Written-By – Arnold Langley, Autry DeWalt,
Ronald Harville
3:27
B3        Gimme That Beat (Part 2)
Written-By – Arnold Langley, Autry DeWalt,
Ronald Harville
2:48
B4        Country Boy
Written-By – Arnold Langley, Autry DeWalt,
Victor Thomas
2:59
B5        Peace And Understanding (Is Hard To Find)
Written-By – Autry DeWalt, Jerome Teasley,
Ronald Harville

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