Eddie Floyd - Soul Street (1974)
BAND/ARTIST: Eddie Floyd
- Title: Soul Street
- Year Of Release: 1974
- Label: Stax
- Genre: Soul
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:09:18
- Total Size: 164 / 407 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Something To Write Home About
02. We've Been Through Too Much Together
03. Watcha Gonna Do With My Heart (Album Version)
04. I Wanna Do Things For You
05. Baby, Lay Your Head Down (Gently On My Bed)
06. The Highwayman
07. I Hear Footsteps (Coming Closer)
08. (I Didn't Know What Losing Was) 'Til I Lost You
09. Check Me Out
10. Lay Your Loving On Me
11. Soul Street
12. I Don't Want To Be With Nobody But My Baby
13. Stealing Love
14. I Am So Grateful
15. Don't You Know That It's All Right (Album Version)
16. Guess Who
17. Stop, Look What You're Doing To Me
18. I'm So Glad I Met You
19. Your Love Is Amazin'
20. Stick With Me Baby
Floyd's seventh and last album for Stax contained a tiny R&B hit in the title track. The record employed the Con Funk Shun rhythm section that would soon rise to soul stardom on their own. But there wasn't much special about the tunes, which revealed some influences from the sounds of Philadelphia and Hi Records, both of which were then peaking in popularity. The CD reissue pairs the album and its predecessor, Baby, Lay Your Head Down (Gently on My Bed), onto one disc, although it's sequenced so that the earlier LP plays first.
01. Something To Write Home About
02. We've Been Through Too Much Together
03. Watcha Gonna Do With My Heart (Album Version)
04. I Wanna Do Things For You
05. Baby, Lay Your Head Down (Gently On My Bed)
06. The Highwayman
07. I Hear Footsteps (Coming Closer)
08. (I Didn't Know What Losing Was) 'Til I Lost You
09. Check Me Out
10. Lay Your Loving On Me
11. Soul Street
12. I Don't Want To Be With Nobody But My Baby
13. Stealing Love
14. I Am So Grateful
15. Don't You Know That It's All Right (Album Version)
16. Guess Who
17. Stop, Look What You're Doing To Me
18. I'm So Glad I Met You
19. Your Love Is Amazin'
20. Stick With Me Baby
Floyd's seventh and last album for Stax contained a tiny R&B hit in the title track. The record employed the Con Funk Shun rhythm section that would soon rise to soul stardom on their own. But there wasn't much special about the tunes, which revealed some influences from the sounds of Philadelphia and Hi Records, both of which were then peaking in popularity. The CD reissue pairs the album and its predecessor, Baby, Lay Your Head Down (Gently on My Bed), onto one disc, although it's sequenced so that the earlier LP plays first.
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