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George McCrae - Playlist: The Best Of George McCrae (2016)

George McCrae - Playlist: The Best Of George McCrae (2016)

BAND/ARTIST: George McCrae

  • Title: Playlist: The Best Of George McCrae
  • Year Of Release: 2016
  • Label: Rhino
  • Genre: Soul, Funk, Disco
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 01:12:41
  • Total Size: 177/504 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Rock Your Baby (2012 Remaster) 6:25
02. I Get Lifted (2012 Remaster) 2:49
03. Honey I (I'll Live My Life for You; 7" Version) 3:59
04. You Treat Me Good (2012 Remaster) 2:50
05. I Ain't Lyin' (2012 Remaster) 3:54
06. Baby Baby Sweet Baby 6:50
07. It's Been so Long (2012 Remaster) 2:39
08. You Can Have It All (2012 Remaster) 2:56
09. When I First Saw You (2012 Remaster) 4:54
10. Make It Right (2012 Remaster) 2:55
11. I Need Somebody Like You (2012 Remaster) 3:36
12. Look at You (2012 Remaster) 5:01
13. You Got to Know (2012 Remaster) 2:26
14. I Can't Leave You Alone (2012 Remaster) 3:12
15. Sing a Happy Song (2012 Remaster) 2:05
16. Kiss Me (The Way I Like It) 3:12
17. You Got My Heart (2012 Remaster) 3:02
18. Take This Love of Mine (2012 Remaster) 3:06
19. Dancin' Through the Storm (2013 Remaster) 3:32
20. Love in Motion (7" Version; 2013 - Remaster) 3:16

Along with wife Gwen McCrae, Miami, Florida-based artist George McCrae was a prime mover on the early disco front with his own R&B chart-topper "Rock Your Baby" in 1974. Born in 1944 in West Palm Beach, he formed his own vocal group in the early '60s, which eventually included his future wife Gwen. They soon began working as a duo, and when Gwen found success as a solo act, George became her manager as well as backing vocalist.
With disco kings Harry Casey and Richard Finch of KC & the Sunshine Band producing and writing his output on Henry Stone's T.K. label, McCrae found a hit on his first try with "Rock Your Baby," originally intended as a single for Gwen. It topped charts around the world, and he rapidly returned with the double-sided hit "I Can't Leave You Alone"/"I Get Lifted," but fads being fickle, McCrae's fortunes slipped as the decade progressed. Although he continued recording during the '80s and '90s, he charted only in England with 1984's "One Step Closer (To Love)." After a long absence from recording and releasing material, he returned in 2009 with Time for a Change, an album issued in Germany. Seven years later he released Love, a set that warmly embraced his soul and disco roots. It was released in the U.S. through eOne.



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  • mufty77
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Many thanks for Flac.