Album Results

Various

Genre: R&B/SOUL
Label: Dome Records
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Girl Overboard	Dorothy Moore	more

2. Let's Get Back On Track	Johnnie Taylor	more

3. Ain't Nothing Like The Lovin' We Got	Shirley Brown Bobby Womack	more

4. Ain't No Sunshine	Bobby Bland	more

5. Sunshine Lady	Latimore	more

6. You've Got To Move	Lou Rawls	more

7. Your Husband Is Cheatin' On Us	Denise Lasalle	more

8. Cheatin' In The Next Room	Z.Z. Hill	more

9. Down Home Blues	Z.Z.'s Friends	more

10. Call Me	Mosley And Johnson	more

11. He'll Never Love You	Tyrone Davis	more

12. Too Late To Try To Do Right	Johnnie Taylor	more

13. Sticking By My Man	Shirley Brown	more

14. Your Sweetness Is My Weakness	Latimore	more

15. Mr And Mrs Untrue	Mighty Sam	more

16. If Loving You Is Wrong	Luther Ingram	more

17. Someone Else Is Steppin' In	Z.Z. Hill	more

18. I Believe You	Dorothy Moore	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. You Ain't Woman Enough To Take My Man	Shirley Brown	more

2. You Can't Blame Love	Dorothy Moore	more

3. Night Like This In Georgia	G.C. Cameron	more

4. Memphis Monday Morning	Bobby Bland	more

5. Right Place, Right Time	Latimore Denise Lasalle	more

6. Lay Another Log On The Fire	Latimore	more

7. Cheatin' Is A Risky Business	Little Milton	more

8. Joy And Pain	Shirley Brown	more

9. I'm Gonna Hate Myself	The Fiestas	more

10. I Just Tripped On A Piece Of Your Broken Heart	Bobby Bland	more

11. Call Tyrone	Tyrone Davis	more

12. I Found A Love	Johnnie Taylor	more

13. When We're Making Love	Denise Lasalle	more

14. Talkin' 'Bout Love	George Soule	more

15. Misty Blue	Dorothy Moore	more

16. Last Two Dollars	Johnnie Taylor	more

Featured Review
	The Fear Lily Allen
Lily Allen was getting itchy feet after her record label repeatedly postponed the release of her second effort, "It's Not Me, It's You"; but finally, in the new year, her turn to revalidate herself will arrive, beginning with another slice of shiny pop, in which the singer indulges into pop stars' usual temptation of ranting about the difficulties of a newly acquired celebrity lifestyle. No panic, though; "The Fear" is not another of those self-pitying pats in the back. Instead, is pretty much "Alright Still" once again; with Lily's witty lyrics underlined by light electronic touches, making it even more chart-friendly. A strong return, only overshadowed by the sudden impact caused when her spontaneous version of Britney's "Womanizer" leaked from producer Mark Ronson's online radio show. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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