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Dobie Gray - Ultimate Collection: Dobie Gray (2001)

Dobie Gray - Ultimate Collection: Dobie Gray (2001)

BAND/ARTIST: Dobie Gray

  • Title: Ultimate Collection: Dobie Gray
  • Year Of Release: 2001
  • Label: UMG Recordings
  • Genre: Funk, Soul
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 01:03:06
  • Total Size: 155/403 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. The In Crowd 2:44
02. See You At The Go-Go 2:56
03. Look At Me 2:36
04. Out On The Floor (Single Version) 2:54
05. Honey, You Can't Take It Back (Single Version) 2:14
06. Rose Garden (Single Version) 2:53
07. Drift Away (Single Version) 3:57
08. The Time I Love You The Most 3:15
09. Good Old Song 3:24
10. Love Is On The Line 2:42
11. Loving Arms 2:57
12. So High (Rock Me Baby & Roll Me Away) 3:12
13. Watch Out For Lucy (Single Version) 3:23
14. A New Ray Of Sunshine (Album Version) 3:15
15. You Can Do It 4:13
16. Got My Heart Set On You 3:26
17. If I Ever Needed You 3:55
18. That's One To Grow On 3:20
19. Let Me Go Till I'm Gone 2:41
20. Uptown Saturday Night 3:10

Listening to Dobie Gray's Ultimate Collection is like going through a musical time capsule. This collection includes his first charted single, "Look at Me," his first big hit "The 'In' Crowd" and its follow-up, "See You at the Go-Go," all which have a distinctive, mid-'60s big go-go sound. Other early songs, such as "Out on the Floor," are full of contemporary colloquialisms (such as "groovy" and "the chicks are outta sight!"). By the time the album reaches his stellar version of "Rose Garden," the music shifts into more mid-'70s adult leaning material, especially evident by his signature, much-loved anthem "Drift Away." Then there's the soul-country-rock of "The Time I Loved You Most," the lamenting ballad "Loving Arms," the total country of "Watch Out for Lucy," and the disco of the "Stayin' Alive" soundalike "You Can Do It" (his last Top 40 hit). Also included is his 1986 country hit "That's One to Grow On." This album collects all three of his U.S. Top 40 hits, as well as most of his other charted singles (unfortunately "Find 'Em, Fool 'Em, Forget 'Em" was omitted), and stands as a testament to an artist who was totally unafraid to sing what he wanted, whether it be rock & roll, soul, or country. And best of all, he always sounded as if he was having the time of his life.


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  • mufty77
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Many thanks for Flac.
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  • qwes2020
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Thanks4 $haring M8!!
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  • Kolomito
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Many thanks