Soul Street
Eddie Floyd
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1. Something To Write Home About 3:10 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 2. We've Been Through Too Much Together 3:42 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 3. Watcha Gonna Do With My Heart 3:49 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 4. I Wanna Do Things For You 3:24 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 5. Baby Lay Your Head Down (Gently On My Bed) 3:43 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 6. The Highwayman 3:50 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 7. I Hear Footsteps (Coming Closer) 3:39 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 8. (I Didn't Know What Losing Was) 'Til I Lost You 2:50 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 9. Check Me Out 3:38 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 10. Lay Your Loving On Me 2:37 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 11. Soul Street 3:24 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 12. I Don't Want To Be With Nobody But My Baby 3:13 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 13. Stealing Love 3:14 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 14. I Am So Grateful 3:22 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 15. Don't You Know That It's All Right 3:35 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 16. Guess Who 3:17 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 17. Stop, Look What You're Doing To Me 4:30 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 18. I'm So Glad I Met You 3:19 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 19. Your Love Is Amazin' 2:57 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ 20. Stick With Me Baby 3:24 Preview Buy MP3 89¢ BUY ALBUM AS MP3 DOWNLOAD — only
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Stax Records signed Eddie Floyd as a songwriter in 1965, but the Montgomery, Alabama born, Detroit-bred vocalist also proved himself invaluable to the Memphis firm as an artist in his own right. The 20 tracks contained on this compact disc comprise the entirety of Floyd's last two LPs for the company. The first, 1973's Baby, Lay Your Head Down (Gently on My Bed), is a showcase for Floyd's versatility that finds him getting down to the funky reggae riddims of the title track (cut at Byron Lee's studio in Kingston, Jamaica), digging into the blues on "I Wanna Do Things for You," and crooning his heart out on "Watcha Gonna Do with My Heart." Much of the following year's Soul Street, which includes a moving reading of Jesse Belvin's "Guess Who," reveals the pronounced period influence of Al Green, even on a veteran of Floyd's stature.
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