Various - Memories & Souvenirs: Contemporary Soul From The 80s 90s & 00s download free

Various Neo Soul Funk Soul Swingbeat 2013

Genre:	Funk, Soul
Performer:	Various
Title:	Memories & Souvenirs: Contemporary Soul From The 80s 90s & 00s
Style:	Neo Soul, Funk, Soul, Swingbeat
Date of release:	2013
MP3 album size:	1917 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1628 mb
WMA album size:	1880 mb
Digital formats:	VQF ADX MIDI DTS AC3 RA DXD

Tracklist

1	–Frances Nero	Footsteps Following Me
2	–Ronnie McNeir	Wholeheartedly
3	–Bettye Lavette	Surrender
4	–Johnny Bristol	Man Up In The Sky
5	–Pat Lewis	Seperation
6	–Billy Griffin	Romantic Number
7	–Freda Payne	Memories And Souvenirs
8	–Frankie Gaye	My Brother
9	–Barbara Lynn	You're Losing Me
10	–The Monitors	Standing Still
11	–The Velvelettes	Running Out Of Luck
12	–Jean Terrell	Too Many Memories
13	–Edwin Starr	Real True Loving
14	–Syreeta	Moment Of Weakness
15	–Susaye Greene	Free
16	–Chuck Jackson	All Over The World

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5014797139398
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L011
Matrix / Runout: | BACKVB038 | *059593 |
Mould SID Code: IFPI 5Q84

Jelar

In my opinion the Backbeats series is fantastic. They originally sold at around £3-£4 and you could have picked up these CDs blindly. However, do yourself a favour and check out some soundclips first before you buy "Memories and Souvenirs"The promotional text "featuring music compiled from the archives of Columbia, Epic, Okeh, Philadelphia International, Buddah, RCA, Arista, Wand, Scepter, Musicor, Date, King, Dynamo, Look, Despenza, Garrison, Hollywood, Kudu, CTI, Ariola, Motor City, Invictus, Hot Wax, Music Merchant and Hi" refers to the Backbeats series and NOT this particular compilation. This is a compilation ONLY of tracks from Ian Levine's Motorcity label.The Motorcity sound features good to great Soul vocalists with weak to nasty backing tracks dominated by drum programming and synthesisers which haven't aged well in the decades since (most) of them were recorded.I am not even going to say that after more than 50 compilations it was just a matter of time before one would slip through Ian Dewhirst's Quality Control. For me this one is the turd within the Backbeats series.