Various Artists
Back To The Beat - Rare Breed Rhythm & Soul 1956-62
Label: Outta Sight
Genre: Freestyle / Nu Jazz / Funk / Afro
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<p>BACK TO THE BEAT bursts into action with a mighty fine slice of Tennessee soul courtesy of happy-go-lucky Herbert Hunter, a top-off that defines THE BEAT and is the first of two sides from Ted Jarrett’s Poncello imprint, the second being Ricky Rezell’s storming “What You Bet”.</p>
<p>The pace is relentless as the heavyweights of rhythm & soul power through the set that pairs Northern Soul favourites Dean Barlow and the Profiles alongside the ferocious Bertha Tillman, Big Boy Myles and Mary Johnson. Dale Cunningham closes proceedings with the rarest of the original 45s, the big-money “Too Young”.</p>
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<p><em>The Legend Of Northern Soul Continues…</em></p>
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<p><span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px;"><strong>SIDE 1</strong></span></p>
<ol>
<li>Herbert Hunter - The Big Oak Tree </li>
<li> Joe Simon - Troubles </li>
<li> Ricky Rezell - What You Bet </li>
<li> Nina Simone - Come On Back, Jack </li>
<li> Dean Barlow - Third Window From The Right </li>
<li> Bobby Adams - What A Mess </li>
<li> Benny Freeman - Come On And Tell Her </li>
<li> Bertha Tillman - (I Believe) Something Funny Is Going On </li>
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<p><strong><strong><span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: 14px;">SIDE 2</span></span></strong></strong></p>
<ol>
<li>George Allen - Come On Home </li>
<li> Grover Mitchell - That’s A Good Idea </li>
<li> Eddie Banks with The Five Dreamers - Sugar Diabetes </li>
<li> Big Boy Myles - She’s So Fine </li>
<li> The Profiles - Take A Giant Step (Walk On) </li>
<li> Mary Johnson - These Tears </li>
<li> Prince Conley - I’m Going Home </li>
<li> Dale Cunningham - Too Young</li>
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