This Old Heart of Mine/Soul on the Rocks [Import]

1. Nowhere To Run
2. Stop In The Name Of Love
3. This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)
4. Take Some Time Out For Love
5. I Guess Ill Always Love You
6. Baby Dont You Do It
7. Who Could Ever Doubt My Love
8. Put Yourself In My Place
9. I Hear A Symphony
10. Just Aint Enough Love
11. Theres No Love Left
12. Seek And You Shall Find
13. Got To Have You Back
14. Thats The Way Love Is
15. Whispers (Gettin Louder)
16. Tell Me Its Just A Rumor Baby
17. One Too Many Heartaches
18. Its Out Of The Question
19. Why When Love Is Gone
20. Same Me From This Misery
See all 27 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
UK two-fer combines two Motown classics, 'This Old Heart Of Mine' (1966) & 'Soul On The Rocks' (1967), both out-of-print domestically. 27 tracks including three bonus tracks, 'Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)' (original 45 mix), 'All Because I Love You' (original 45 mix)& 'My Love Is Your Love (Forever)' (previously unreleased single mix). Slipcase. 2002.

This Old Heart of Mine/Soul on the Rocks,The Isley Brothers,Universal Int'l,Pop,R&B,R&B/Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B

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This old heart of mine, Behind a painted smile

This Old Heart of Mine/Soul on the Rocks
The Isley Brothers
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00006RY1Q
Release Date: 2004-07-20

Tracks:

Nowhere To Run
Stop! In The Name Of Love
This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)
Take Some Time Out For Love
I Guess I'll Always Love You
Baby Don't You Do It
Who Could Ever Doubt My Love
Put Yourself In My Place
I Hear A Symphony
Just Ain't Enough Love
There's No Love Left
Seek And You Shall Find
Got To Have You Back
That's The Way Love Is
Whispers (Gettin Louder)
Tell Me It's Just A Rumor Baby
One Too Many Heartaches
It's Out Of The Question
Why When Love Is Gone
Save Me From This Misery
Little Miss Sweetness
Good Things
Catching Up On Time
Behind A Painted Smile
Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)
All Because I Love You
My Love Is Your Love (Forever)

Album Description

UK two-fer combines two Motown classics, 'This Old Heart Of Mine' (1966) & 'Soul On The Rocks' (1967), both out-of-print domestically. 27 tracks including three bonus tracks, 'Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)' (original 45 mix), 'All Because I Love You' (original 45 mix)& 'My Love Is Your Love (Forever)' (previously unreleased single mix). Slipcase. 2002.

Album Details

Two Classic 60's Albums on One CD.

Customer Reviews:

This old heart of mine, Behind a painted smile.......2005-03-16

The Isley Brothers achieved their greatest American success with other labels, especially Epic, yet their two biggest UK hits came during their time with Motown. The brothers (O' Kelly, Rudolph and Ronald) didn't enjoy their time with Motown because they didn't have control over what they recorded or how, yet the quality of their Motown music is outstanding as this twofer with bonus tracks shows.

The biggest hit here is This old heart of mine, an American top twenty hit and minor UK hit in 1966, which made the UK top three when re-released in 1968. Rod Stewart's cover of the song made the UK top five in 1975. I guess I'll always love you, also a minor UK hit for the Isley Brothers in 1966, just missed the UK top ten early in 1969. Behind a painted smile became a UK top five hit later that year. Put yourself in my place completed their run of UK Motown hits, making the top twenty.

Those hits are all here, together with covers of three other Motown classics - Nowhere to run (Martha Reeves and the Vandellas), Stop in the name of love and I hear a symphony (both Diana Ross and the Supremes) - and many other excellent songs.

The Isley brothers took control of their recordings in the seventies, recording such classics as Summer breeze and Harvest for the world, yet even those classic songs didn't do as well in the UK charts as their biggest Motown hits. Those tracks can be found on a separate compilation, but if you're looking for their Motown recordings, this is the best single CD there is.