Try It You'll Like It :the Best of Willie Hutch [Import]

1. Brothers Gonna Work It Out

2. I Can Sho Give You Love

3. I Like Everything About You

4. Love Me Back

5. Easy Does It

6. Im Gonna Give You Respect

7. Try It Youll Like It

8. I Wanna Be Where You Are

9. Aint That Mellow Mellow

10. In And Out

11. After Love Is Gone

12. California My Way

13. Talk To Me

14. Lucky To Be Loved By You

15. Lets Try It Over

16. Train Of Love

17. Give Me Some Of That Good Old Love

18. Dont You Let Nobody Tell You How To Do Your Thing

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Subtitled - The Best Of Willie Hutch. 2003 compilation for the under-appreciated Motown star includes the LA-born singer/songwriter's seminal cuts for that label as well as work for RCA & Whitfield. Key album tracks & hits from one of soul music's greatest performers. 18 tracks. Expansion.

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Average customer rating:

IN THE WORDS OF PROFESSOR X: "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"
RIP
The Rest Of The Best
The greatest soul brother

Try It You'll Like It: The Best of Willie Hutch
Willie Hutch
Manufacturer: Passion
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008POLP
Release Date: 2003-03-31

Tracks:

Brothers Gonna Work It Out
I Can Sho Give You Love
I Like Everything About You
Love Me Back
Easy Does It
Im Gonna Give You Respect
Try It Youll Like It
I Wanna Be Where You Are
Aint That Mellow Mellow
In And Out
After Love Is Gone
California My Way
Talk To Me
Lucky To Be Loved By You
Lets Try It Over
Train Of Love
Give Me Some Of That Good Old Love
Dont You Let Nobody Tell You How To Do Your Thing

Album Description

Subtitled - The Best Of Willie Hutch. 2003 compilation for the under-appreciated Motown star includes the LA-born singer/songwriter's seminal cuts for that label as well as work for RCA & Whitfield. Key album tracks & hits from one of soul music's greatest performers. 18 tracks. Expansion.

Album Details

This Compilation features all the Sought after Cuts from this Period Together with Earlier Soul Anthems Recorded for RCA and the Classic "Easy Does It" from his Period from Motown in 1978. "i'm Gonna Give You Respect" is Released Here for the Very First Time and is Hencec Totally Exclusive to this Essential Album Collection.

Customer Reviews:

IN THE WORDS OF PROFESSOR X: "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH".......2006-12-29

now this is the willie hutch stuff that i envisioned in my mind!!!! this has beats, grooves, rawness, and soul to the bone. this is my ocean view cd. when i hear this music here, i daydream in the purest forms of instantaneousness. it reminds me in an odd way of those 70's period johnny "guitar" watson albums. mr. hutch also has the curtis mayfield feel in those 70's songs. ENJOY THE RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDE!!!!

RIP.......2005-09-25

very Talented Songwriter,Vocalist&Guitar player from the Sam Cooke School of music making which You Can Hear Sam's Influence on Willie Hutch.Hutch could shout Vocally&then Smooth it out on the Smooth Jams. very Under-rated Cat who should have been given more respect.I enjoyed His Soundtrack work on the Mack&Foxy Brown. not to mention He was a co-Writer of the jackson Five's "I'll be there". very Talented Cat.He could balance the Funk&the Slow-Jam.RIP

The Rest Of The Best.......2005-05-05

This UK compilation has very little overlap with the US-released *Best of Willie Hutch.* Here we can delight in mostly fast-paced and mid-tempo cuts that show how well Mr. Hutch could groove. The two collections provide a good slice of Hutch's recordings from the 70s (plus "In & Out," one of two tracks that are on both CDs). These compilations showed me that although Hutch's recordings from 1975 onward became poppier and smoother, they also became more melodically complex and beautiful. He gave up the pastiche of Isaac Hayes/Curtis Mayfield wah wah sounds and focused more on his unique strengths. I'm surprised at how overlooked he was during the 70s-- he offered genuine soulfulness and has a wonderful voice. These are, in my opinion, fine R&B tracks from a talented singer/songwriter.

The greatest soul brother.......2003-10-28

Hutch is the man, his music is timeless. "Homeboy" Hutch should be thought of in the same breath as Marvin , Stevie, Smokey, in the ranks of the greatest of the Motown/Tamila era.