Al Green - The Hi Singles As And Bs (The Willie Mitchell Productions) flac album

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A marvelous idea that hopefully other companies emulate, these 43 tracks feature both sides of Al Green's Hi Records singles, in sequence. The engaging B-sides include "Wish You Were Here," "What Am I Gonna Do With Myself," "All Because," "Ride Sally Ride," "I'm Glad You're Mine," "Old Time Lovin'," "What a Wonderful Thing Love Is," and "School Days.

Mitchell's productions have been much noted for featuring a hard-hitting bass drum sound (usually played by pioneering Memphis drummer Al Jackson, Jr. of Booker T. & the . A trumpeter and bandleader in his own right, Mitchell released a number of popular singles for Hi Records as an artist in the 1960s, including "Soul Serenade  . He and Al Green revived their successful recording partnership in 2003 when Green recorded I Can't Stop, his first collaboration with Mitchell since 1985's He is the Light  . 1981: Willie Willie Willie. 1986: That Driving Beat. 2001: Poppa Willie The Hi Years, 1962-74. 2003: Walkin' With Willie. 2008: Best Damn Fool (with Buddy Guy).

Audio cables & adapters. MIDI & USB cables. The Hi Singles As & Bs. Al GREEN. Music On Vinyl. Format: 180 gram vinyl gatefold 3xLP Cat: MOVLP 291 Released: 15 Jun 11 Genre: Soul.

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Singles As & Bs 1965-1970 The Seeds. Their catalogue of singles is a solid playlist that packs punch from start to finish. For an act sometimes criticised for sounding the same, consider this. Their three successive hits, ‘Pushin’ Too Hard’, ‘Mr Farmer’ and ‘Can’t Seem To Make You Mine’, are all different and yet they are all recognisably the work of the Seeds

Green built a new studio and recruited new players; he also bought a church – the Full Gospel Tabernacle, in Memphis – and became its pastor. The Belle Album was his first after the split with Mitchell, and the last for decades that would include anything but gospel material. Parts of it have weathered better than others: where Mitchell had introduced strings, Green’s production prefers a thin synthesiser, a sound that occasionally sits ill amid the classic AG sound  .