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| 1. Best of My Love - The Emotions |
| 2. Me and Mrs. Jones - Billy Paul |
| 3. Reasons - Earth, Wind & Fire |
| 4. Back Stabbers - The O'Jays |
| 5. Lean on Me - Bill Withers |
| 6. Fight the Power, Pts. 1 - 2 - The Isley Brothers |
| 7. When Will I See You Again - The Three Degrees |
| 8. T.S.O.P. (The Sound of Philadelphia) - MFSB |
| 9. If You Want Me to Stay - Sly & the Family Stone |
| 10. Kiss and Say Goodbye - The Manhattans |
| 11. Bad Luck - Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes |
| 12. Got to Be Real - Cheryl Lynn |
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Soul Hits of the 70's
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Billboard Top Rock & Roll Hits: 1970
Various Artists Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD
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ringtone88.com stars" border="0"> Great CD.......2002-11-03 I got this cd for the simple fact that it has "Vehicle" by the Ides of March. I thought the people at billboard were very wise in making the decision to add that song to this series. Other cool songs included are "The Rapper" and "Green Eyed Lady."
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Stax will always have their nemesis, Motown, but they should not be considered competitors. Both labels were great yet they were apples and oranges, completely different. Motown was pretty and melodic while Stax was funky and dirty. Stax also had a much more muscular sound, musically, so their house musicians got a lot more accolades. I enjoy Motown but I love Stax! There is no need to talk about song highlights since these are all classic hits. The nice thing here is that Stax gave you variety. You have funk, you have duets, you have love gone bad, you have man hating female vocalists, you have bluesman, you have thumping bass and greasy guitar, you have killer horn sections, you got Jean Knight singing "Mr Big Shot"...this has everything...pretty, hard, loud, soft etc. For the Stax fanatic, you will know all the songs but most people are not fanatics they are simply just loooking for a great compilation. If that is you, you will say to yourself "I did not know all of these great artists and songs came from the same label". This cd works on many levels. It is a great compilation of classic soul songs, it satisfies the hard core collector who wants all of these tunes, it operates as a GREAT party cd/driving cd and lastly, it is a piece of history that showcases how the South interpreted soul. If you like this then there is a part II with slightly more obscure tunes, a lot funkier and bluesier, yet just as satisfying. DO NOT BE FOOLISH, BUY THIS!
Motown is good. It's black folks making music for white folks, but Stax was black folks and white folks making music for folks who like their R&B stripped down and basic and raw. There never was and never will be a singer better than Otis Redding. There will never be a back up band better than Booker T and the MGs or the Bar Kays. Stax (an amalgam of Stewart and Axton the founders) and the affiliated Volt label put out the best ever music. It stands the test of time. It was a moment in time that was brief but golden. This album is just a sample but if it peeks your interest, and if you love soul music, it will, then go from here and appreciate Otis Redding and Johnnie Taylor and Eddie Floyd and all the great talents that passed through the Stax/Volt studios and came under the guiding inflence of the legendary Steve Cropper and company.
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ASIN: B0000032N6 Release Date: 1990-10-15 |
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SHAYLE HARRIS.......2003-12-29
Nice blend.......2003-08-13
Great Songs and Great Memories!.......2002-01-15
Gotta Love Rhino!.......2001-08-13
Please note! The cassette versions are different from the CD release. There are "Bonus Tracks" on the CD that are not found on the cassette.
SONGS MISSING FROM CASSETTE THAT ARE SHOWN ON LISTING.......2001-05-19
Rocky
I'm Not Lisa
What's up with that????
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Great Records Of The Decade: 70's Hits, Vol. 2
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ASIN: B000000CVQ Release Date: 1990-08-21 |
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Authors: Nicolet, Ilbert
Catalog: Book
Media: Broché
Release Date: 21 January, 2000
Publisher: Maisonneuve
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Rhino's Have A Nice Day series takes you back to the days of black light posters, eight-track tapes, earth shoes, and bell-bottoms, gathering together the lone hits by those "one-or-two-shot" wonders of the '70s-with many tracks appearing on CD for the first time!Customer Reviews:
Have a nice day! Listen to this even if it's not the best compilation..........2006-09-08
Not bad at all, but not the best............2003-04-05
This is a totally mixed bag as far as compliations go. I have very few of Billboards albums in my album collection. I highly recommend the year 1979 over this one as I loved every song on that. I like most of the songs on this record, but having to skip anything to get on the next best thing doesn't make me want to recommend it.
A decent sampling of AM Radio airplay circa 1976.......2002-01-28
FANTASTIC MUSIC.......1999-09-01
So-So Selections.......1998-07-01
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Stax: Top of the Stax, Vol. 2: Twenty Greatest Hits
Various Artists Manufacturer: Stax ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Partition : Play Guitar With The Corrs & CD
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ASIN: B0000032JM Release Date: 1989-09-12 |
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These awesome songs bring back fond memories; but sheesh, they could have picked more than just ten songs !!!.......2006-08-26
Great Songs, Great Memories.......2002-09-29
Reread the CD Title.......1998-07-01
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Billboard Top Hits: 1975-1979
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1. Born to be Alive by Patrick Hernandez: An infectious rock/disco song that is great to dance to. One of my all-time favourites and a Pop hit (#16) as well. Also, Madonna got her start as a dancer for him. 2. Contact by Edwin Starr: This song did not do as well on the Pop chart as it should have, reaching only #65. A great funk/disco number. 3. Come to Me by France Joli: Although she had lots of dance hits and international hits, this was her only song to crossover and have Pop succes (#15). I still love this song even though it is almost 26 years old. 4. Ring my Bell by Anita Ward: This song has been sampled many times by rappers over the years (Marky Mark, Will Smith, etc). Disco was much maligned, but it is funny how often that driving disco beat has been recycled over the years. Very sexy song and a #1 Pop hit as well. 5. Take me Home by Cher: Cher was another artist to jump on the disco band wagon with this song. However, unlike some of the other artists who "went disco", Cher had a little bit more credibility in stepping into the genre as she was a regular at Studio 54 during that period. A great song and her last big Pop hit (#8) until late '87/early '88 when she resurfaced as the queen of the power ballad. 6. I've Got the Next Dance by Deniece Williams: Not one of Deniece's strongest records. This song only went to #73 on the Pop chart, and I think it is because even disco music at the time was constantly changing and this tune seems more like something from 1976 or 1977 as opposed to the more driving beats of 1979. 7. No One Gets the Prize/The Boss by Diana Ross: This mix presented here is great. Although I remember only hearing "The Boss" part on Top 40 radio at the time, hearing the 2 songs together sounds even better. A club classic. 8. Move on Up/Up Up Up by Destination: A fairly anonymous disco song that I had never heard until I bought this CD. 9. Hot Stuff/Bad Girls by Donna Summer: I owned this 12" back in the summer of 1979 and played it over and over. I have many Donna Summer CD's, but I am so glad Rhino provided this 12" mix of the 2 songs as I used to love playing them back during that magical Summer of '79. And it truly was the "Summer of '79" as Donna ruled the charts in 1979 with 5 Top 10 Pop Hits and 3 #1 Double Albums (the only artist to ever achieve 3 #1 double albums in one chart year). 10. I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor: A great, dramatic disco song and a #1 Pop hit as well. This possibly has been a little overplayed over the years, but I still love it. All of the songs on this CD are #1 Disco hits except "Take me Arnold Newman
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ASIN: B0000032JK Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
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I never knew me a better time and I guess I never will..........2006-10-20
BillBoard Hits.......2005-12-03
Whaddya Gonna Do?.......2005-02-18
The Soundtrack Of My Life.......1998-12-08
Original Pop Hits.......1998-07-01
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