Bobby Williams - Anybody Can Be A Nobody (Remastered) (2011)
BAND/ARTIST: Bobby Williams
- Title: Anybody Can Be A Nobody (Remastered)
- Year Of Release: 1976
- Label: Essential Media Group
- Genre: Funk, Soul
- Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 33:27
- Total Size: 81.4 / 247 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Anybody Can Be A Nobody (It Takes A Lot Of Heart To Be A Somebody) (4:53)
02. You Need Love Like I Do (Don't Fight The Feeling) (5:04)
03. Portrait Of My Stepfather (4:22)
04. These Arms Of Mine (3:58)
05. Think I'd Better Rest (2:49)
06. I Will Sing For You (If You Dance For Me) (4:10)
07. Drop It On Me (3:32)
08. Everybody Needs Love Sometime (4:39)
01. Anybody Can Be A Nobody (It Takes A Lot Of Heart To Be A Somebody) (4:53)
02. You Need Love Like I Do (Don't Fight The Feeling) (5:04)
03. Portrait Of My Stepfather (4:22)
04. These Arms Of Mine (3:58)
05. Think I'd Better Rest (2:49)
06. I Will Sing For You (If You Dance For Me) (4:10)
07. Drop It On Me (3:32)
08. Everybody Needs Love Sometime (4:39)
Anybody Can Be a Nobody Review by Jason Ankeny
The cliché says that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but few muster the sincerity of Bobby Williams -- a James Brown acolyte with a style and energy comparable to the Godfather himself, Williams transcends his faux-funk origins with grooves that are undeniably genuine. His second LP, 1976's Anybody Can Be a Nobody, moves past the low-budget grit of his debut Funky Superfly with a sound evoking the silky-smooth sensibilities of Miami funk. Williams is more of a singer than a shouter this time around, and while some listeners may miss the gutbucket grooves of his previous disc, the record's maturation and sophistication are convincing.
The cliché says that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but few muster the sincerity of Bobby Williams -- a James Brown acolyte with a style and energy comparable to the Godfather himself, Williams transcends his faux-funk origins with grooves that are undeniably genuine. His second LP, 1976's Anybody Can Be a Nobody, moves past the low-budget grit of his debut Funky Superfly with a sound evoking the silky-smooth sensibilities of Miami funk. Williams is more of a singer than a shouter this time around, and while some listeners may miss the gutbucket grooves of his previous disc, the record's maturation and sophistication are convincing.
Soul | Funk | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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