Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var: Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin: Music Of Black Britain In The 60s / Various
Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var
SKU: 42627838
Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var: Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin: Music Of Black Britain In The 60s / Various
Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var
SKU: 42627838
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Title: Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin: Music Of Black Britain In The 60s / Various
Artist: Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929430938
Genre: Soul/R & B
Four CD set. Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' is the first box set to document the huge influence of Black music in Britain in the 1960s. With 115 tracks, the deluxe long form box set includes sleevenotes including an essay from Fitzroy Facey (Soul Survivors) A four-CD compilation that pays tribute to a lost era. While many of the decade's most successful UK bands (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones et al) were originally inspired and influenced by Black American soul and R&B, it could be argued that Black artists recording in Britain at the time weren't given the exposure they deserved. The first two discs of Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' document the explosion of homegrown Soul and Rhythm and Blues which reflected the growing success of labels such as Motown and Stax/ Atlantic, which spearheaded the plethora of Black music emanating from the States. However, Soul and R&B aren't the only genres catered for here. While Disc 3 is devoted to the homespun Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae from artists who'd often been born in the Caribbean, Disc 4 reflects a wider range of styles including choice selections from many stars of their day. Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' boasts numerous tracks new to CD and includes many 45s which now command three figure sums on the collector's market. With comprehensive sleevenotes and artist biographies, a plethora of rare images and photos and newly remastered sound, this is a fitting homage to a golden era in Black British music.
Tracks:
1.1 The Soul Brothers -Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin'
1.2 The Flirtations -Nothing But a Heartache
1.3 Carl Douglas -Serving a Sentence of Life
1.4 Jimmy Thomas- Springtime
1.5 Jimmy James and the Vagabonds- This Heart of Mine
1.6 Jackie Edwards- Come on Home
1.7 Chris Rayburn- One Way Ticket
1.8 Herbie Goins and the Night-Timers Coming Home to You
1.9 Jimmy Cliff- Waterfall
1.10 The Ferris -Wheel I Can't Break the Habit
1.11 Geno Washington ; the Ram Jam Band-Michael
1.12 Cleo Laine- Don't You Pass Me By
1.13 Danny Williams- Whose Little Girl Are You
1.14 Madeline Bell- Picture Me Gone
1.15 Watson T Browne and the Explosive-Some Lovin'
1.16 Ebony Keyes- If You Knew
1.17 Sugar Simone- Take It Easy
1.18 Kim D the Real Thing-Brothers Grimm Looky, Looky
1.19 Lucas and the Mike Cotton Sound Ain't-Love Good, Ain't Love Proud
1.20 The Fantastics- Ask the Lonely
1.21 Oliver Norman- Drowning in My Own Despair
1.22 Owen Gray -Gonna Work Out Fine
1.23 John L Watson and the Hummelflugs-Lookin' for Love
1.24 Kenny Lynch- Movin' Away
1.25 Root and Jenny Jackson- Let's Go Somewhere
1.26 Kenny Bernard -What Love Brings
1.27 Ram John Holder- Yes I Do
1.28 Hoagy Benson- Turn Me on
2.1 The Chants- a Man Without a Face
2.2 Marsha Hunt- Walk on Gilded Splinters
2.3 The Foundations- New Direction
2.4 Caleb -Baby You're Phrasing Is Bad
2.5 John Fitch and Associates -Stoned Out of It
2.6 Simon K and the Meantimers- Bring Back Your Love (To Me)
2.7 The Sugarlumps -Can't We Be Friends 8 Flamma Sherman -Move Me
2.8 Jack Hammer -What Greater Love
2.9 The Shadrocks (Featuring Little John) -There Is
2.10 Clyde McPhatter- Only a Fool
2.11 Ronnie Jones- I'm So Clean
2.12 This 'N' That- Get Down with It / I Can't Get No Satisfaction
2.13 JJ Jackson and the Jeeps -But It's Alright
2.14 Ernest Ranglin and the GBS -Swing a Ling Pt. I
2.15 Norma Lee -Hurt
2.16 The Corduroys -Too Much of a Woman
2.17 Errol Dixon- I Don't Want
2.18 Sonny Childe- Giving Up on Love
2.19 Ray Gates -Have You Ever Had the Blues (Alternative Take)
2.20 Paula and the Jetliners- I Know Some Day
2.21 Maynell Wilson- Motown Feeling
2.22 BB James and Derv- Kiss Me, Kiss Me
2.23 Blue Rivers and His Maroons -Take It or Leave It
2.24 McFarthing Kissoon- I'm Living Good 26 Laris McLennon- Confusion
2.25 Freddy Mack -Sock It to 'Em, J.B. (Live)
2.26 The Reaction- That Man
3.1 Black Velvet- African Velvet
3.2 Rico's Combo -London Here I Come
3.3 Millie -My Love and I
3.4 Laurel Aitken -Bar Tender
3.5 Winston Groovy- Work It Up
3.6 Pat Rhoden- Jezebel
3.7 King Horror -Cutting Blade
3.8 Beresford Ricketts ; the Blue Beats-You Better Be Gone
3.9 The Classics- Worried Over Me
3.10 Sonny and the Daffodils -That Girl She Done Me Wrong
3.11 The Brixton Market -Children Get Ready 12 Tony Washington and The- D.C.'s Show Me How (To Milk a Cow)
3.12 Joe's All Stars -Musical Feet
3.13 The Fabulous Blue Beats -One More Try
3.14 The Rudies -Boss Sound
3.15 Bobby Johnson and the Atoms- Another Man
3.16 Laurel and Girlie -Scandal in Brixton Market
3.17 Ambrose Campbell -Hey Jude
3.18 Sugar 'N' Dandy- Girl Come See
3.19 The Gruvy Beats- Kent People
3.20 The Bluebeaters There I Go
3.21 Winston and Pat- Pony Ride
3.22 Top Grant -Coronation Street
3.23 Seven Letters- Call Collect
3.24 Dimples and Eddie- with Rico's Combo Fleet Street
3.25 Cab Kaye with His Music from Ghana-Everything Is Go
3.26 Cy Grant- King Cricket
3.27 The Barnaby Rudge Hip Band Run Thru-The Park
3.28 Rupert and the Red Devils- Please Think of Me
4.1 Shirley Bassey -Sunshine
4.2 Maxine Nightingale- Spinning Wheel
4.3 Peter Straker- Breakfast in Bed
4.4 Peanut- I'm Waiting for the Day
4.5 Mel Turner- They Killed the King
4.6 Joy Marshall- Heartache Hurry on By
4.7 Eldridge Devlin -You're My Girl
4.8 Cleo- to Know Him Is to Love Him
4.9 Lorraine Child- You
4.10 Dorris Henderson and John
4.11 Renbourn -Watch the Stars
4.12 Mabel Hillery- Rock Me Daddy
4.13 Champion Jack Dupree with T.S
4.14 McPhee- Get Your Head Happy
4.15 Otis Spann- Keep Your Hand Out of My Pocket
4.16 Screamin' Jay Hawkins- All Night
4.17 Joe Harriott Quintet- Liggin'
4.18 Flash Domincii ; the Supersonics-
4.19 Rora Rora Majo Omo Pupa
4.20 Shake Keane- Green Onions
4.21 The New Orleans Knights- Enjoy Yourself
4.22 The Chariots- Problem Girl
4.23 The Southlanders- Imitation of Love
4.24 Winifred Atwell- Bossa Nova Boogie
4.25 Emile Ford and the Big Six -Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me
4.26 Howie Casey and the Seniors- I Ain't Mad at You
4.27 Ricky Wayne with the Fabulous Flee-Rackers -Chicka'roo
4.28 Ray Ellington- the Rhythm of the World
4.29 The Ray King Soul Band- Soon You'll Be Gone
4.30 Fitzroy Coleman and His Guitars-Lucilla
4.31 Davy Jones- Love Bug
4.32 Geoff Love and His Orchestra-Coronation Street
Artist: Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin: Music of Black / Var
Label: Strawberry
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929430938
Genre: Soul/R & B
Four CD set. Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' is the first box set to document the huge influence of Black music in Britain in the 1960s. With 115 tracks, the deluxe long form box set includes sleevenotes including an essay from Fitzroy Facey (Soul Survivors) A four-CD compilation that pays tribute to a lost era. While many of the decade's most successful UK bands (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones et al) were originally inspired and influenced by Black American soul and R&B, it could be argued that Black artists recording in Britain at the time weren't given the exposure they deserved. The first two discs of Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' document the explosion of homegrown Soul and Rhythm and Blues which reflected the growing success of labels such as Motown and Stax/ Atlantic, which spearheaded the plethora of Black music emanating from the States. However, Soul and R&B aren't the only genres catered for here. While Disc 3 is devoted to the homespun Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae from artists who'd often been born in the Caribbean, Disc 4 reflects a wider range of styles including choice selections from many stars of their day. Gotta Get A Good Thing Goin' boasts numerous tracks new to CD and includes many 45s which now command three figure sums on the collector's market. With comprehensive sleevenotes and artist biographies, a plethora of rare images and photos and newly remastered sound, this is a fitting homage to a golden era in Black British music.
Tracks:
1.1 The Soul Brothers -Gotta Get a Good Thing Goin'
1.2 The Flirtations -Nothing But a Heartache
1.3 Carl Douglas -Serving a Sentence of Life
1.4 Jimmy Thomas- Springtime
1.5 Jimmy James and the Vagabonds- This Heart of Mine
1.6 Jackie Edwards- Come on Home
1.7 Chris Rayburn- One Way Ticket
1.8 Herbie Goins and the Night-Timers Coming Home to You
1.9 Jimmy Cliff- Waterfall
1.10 The Ferris -Wheel I Can't Break the Habit
1.11 Geno Washington ; the Ram Jam Band-Michael
1.12 Cleo Laine- Don't You Pass Me By
1.13 Danny Williams- Whose Little Girl Are You
1.14 Madeline Bell- Picture Me Gone
1.15 Watson T Browne and the Explosive-Some Lovin'
1.16 Ebony Keyes- If You Knew
1.17 Sugar Simone- Take It Easy
1.18 Kim D the Real Thing-Brothers Grimm Looky, Looky
1.19 Lucas and the Mike Cotton Sound Ain't-Love Good, Ain't Love Proud
1.20 The Fantastics- Ask the Lonely
1.21 Oliver Norman- Drowning in My Own Despair
1.22 Owen Gray -Gonna Work Out Fine
1.23 John L Watson and the Hummelflugs-Lookin' for Love
1.24 Kenny Lynch- Movin' Away
1.25 Root and Jenny Jackson- Let's Go Somewhere
1.26 Kenny Bernard -What Love Brings
1.27 Ram John Holder- Yes I Do
1.28 Hoagy Benson- Turn Me on
2.1 The Chants- a Man Without a Face
2.2 Marsha Hunt- Walk on Gilded Splinters
2.3 The Foundations- New Direction
2.4 Caleb -Baby You're Phrasing Is Bad
2.5 John Fitch and Associates -Stoned Out of It
2.6 Simon K and the Meantimers- Bring Back Your Love (To Me)
2.7 The Sugarlumps -Can't We Be Friends 8 Flamma Sherman -Move Me
2.8 Jack Hammer -What Greater Love
2.9 The Shadrocks (Featuring Little John) -There Is
2.10 Clyde McPhatter- Only a Fool
2.11 Ronnie Jones- I'm So Clean
2.12 This 'N' That- Get Down with It / I Can't Get No Satisfaction
2.13 JJ Jackson and the Jeeps -But It's Alright
2.14 Ernest Ranglin and the GBS -Swing a Ling Pt. I
2.15 Norma Lee -Hurt
2.16 The Corduroys -Too Much of a Woman
2.17 Errol Dixon- I Don't Want
2.18 Sonny Childe- Giving Up on Love
2.19 Ray Gates -Have You Ever Had the Blues (Alternative Take)
2.20 Paula and the Jetliners- I Know Some Day
2.21 Maynell Wilson- Motown Feeling
2.22 BB James and Derv- Kiss Me, Kiss Me
2.23 Blue Rivers and His Maroons -Take It or Leave It
2.24 McFarthing Kissoon- I'm Living Good 26 Laris McLennon- Confusion
2.25 Freddy Mack -Sock It to 'Em, J.B. (Live)
2.26 The Reaction- That Man
3.1 Black Velvet- African Velvet
3.2 Rico's Combo -London Here I Come
3.3 Millie -My Love and I
3.4 Laurel Aitken -Bar Tender
3.5 Winston Groovy- Work It Up
3.6 Pat Rhoden- Jezebel
3.7 King Horror -Cutting Blade
3.8 Beresford Ricketts ; the Blue Beats-You Better Be Gone
3.9 The Classics- Worried Over Me
3.10 Sonny and the Daffodils -That Girl She Done Me Wrong
3.11 The Brixton Market -Children Get Ready 12 Tony Washington and The- D.C.'s Show Me How (To Milk a Cow)
3.12 Joe's All Stars -Musical Feet
3.13 The Fabulous Blue Beats -One More Try
3.14 The Rudies -Boss Sound
3.15 Bobby Johnson and the Atoms- Another Man
3.16 Laurel and Girlie -Scandal in Brixton Market
3.17 Ambrose Campbell -Hey Jude
3.18 Sugar 'N' Dandy- Girl Come See
3.19 The Gruvy Beats- Kent People
3.20 The Bluebeaters There I Go
3.21 Winston and Pat- Pony Ride
3.22 Top Grant -Coronation Street
3.23 Seven Letters- Call Collect
3.24 Dimples and Eddie- with Rico's Combo Fleet Street
3.25 Cab Kaye with His Music from Ghana-Everything Is Go
3.26 Cy Grant- King Cricket
3.27 The Barnaby Rudge Hip Band Run Thru-The Park
3.28 Rupert and the Red Devils- Please Think of Me
4.1 Shirley Bassey -Sunshine
4.2 Maxine Nightingale- Spinning Wheel
4.3 Peter Straker- Breakfast in Bed
4.4 Peanut- I'm Waiting for the Day
4.5 Mel Turner- They Killed the King
4.6 Joy Marshall- Heartache Hurry on By
4.7 Eldridge Devlin -You're My Girl
4.8 Cleo- to Know Him Is to Love Him
4.9 Lorraine Child- You
4.10 Dorris Henderson and John
4.11 Renbourn -Watch the Stars
4.12 Mabel Hillery- Rock Me Daddy
4.13 Champion Jack Dupree with T.S
4.14 McPhee- Get Your Head Happy
4.15 Otis Spann- Keep Your Hand Out of My Pocket
4.16 Screamin' Jay Hawkins- All Night
4.17 Joe Harriott Quintet- Liggin'
4.18 Flash Domincii ; the Supersonics-
4.19 Rora Rora Majo Omo Pupa
4.20 Shake Keane- Green Onions
4.21 The New Orleans Knights- Enjoy Yourself
4.22 The Chariots- Problem Girl
4.23 The Southlanders- Imitation of Love
4.24 Winifred Atwell- Bossa Nova Boogie
4.25 Emile Ford and the Big Six -Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me
4.26 Howie Casey and the Seniors- I Ain't Mad at You
4.27 Ricky Wayne with the Fabulous Flee-Rackers -Chicka'roo
4.28 Ray Ellington- the Rhythm of the World
4.29 The Ray King Soul Band- Soon You'll Be Gone
4.30 Fitzroy Coleman and His Guitars-Lucilla
4.31 Davy Jones- Love Bug
4.32 Geoff Love and His Orchestra-Coronation Street
