James Brown – Prisoner Of Love
James Brown – Prisoner Of Love
James Brown – Prisoner Of Love
James Brown – Prisoner Of Love

James Brown – Prisoner Of Love

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RARITY - SEALED

James Brown – vocal [click here to see more vinyl featuring James Brown]

Arranged by Gene Redd, Sammie Lowe

Written by James Brown (A4, B2-5), Clarence Gaskill (A1), Leo Robin (A1), Russ Columbo (A1), Ivory Joe Hunter (A2), Dorcas Cochran (A3), Lionel Newman (A3), Baby Llyod Stallworth (A4), Bobby Byrd (A4), Leonard Whitcup  (A5), Teddy Powell (A5), Russ Morgan (A6)


 

1 LP, standard sleeve

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Black

Speed : 33RPM

Size : 12”

Stereo

Studio

Record Press : Rainbo Records

Label : Polydor

Original Label : King

Recorded in 1963

Produced by Hal Neely, James Brown

Lacquer cut by David Cheppa at Better Quality Sound

Cover, Artwork, Design by Dan Quest

Sleeve Notes by Hal Neely

Originally released in September 1963

Reissued in January 2003

 

 

Tracks:

Side A:

  1. Prisoner Of Love
  2. Waiting In Vain
  3. Again
  4. Lost Someone
  5. Bewildered
  6. So Long

Side B:

  1. Signed, Sealed And Delivered
  2. Try Me
  3. (Can You) Feel It (Part 1)
  4. How Long Darling
  5. The Thing In G


 

Reviews :

“In the wake of James Brown's first substantial pop hit, "Prisoner of Love," King rushed out this LP, as usual drawing upon old singles ("Try Me," "Lost Someone," "Bewildered"), B-sides ("Waiting in Vain," the organ instrumental "[Can You] Feel It [Part 1]"), and Brown's then-current single, "Signed, Sealed, and Delivered" (not the Stevie Wonder song). The idea seemed to be to put together a collection in the medium-tempo, string-filled, lovelorn style of the hit, so there was a lot of pleading on this record. Brown would always be more interested in the dancefloor than the bedroom, but he was a convincing romantic beggar, so the album's loose concept held together.” AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann

 

 

Ratings :

AllMusic : 3 / 5 , Discogs : 4.08 / 5

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