Poetry in Motion Bobby Womack

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  • Release Date: 02/27/2001
  • Sales Rank: 56,701
  • Label: RECALL RECORDS UK
  • UPC: 636551428927

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Poetry in Motion

Disc 1
1LISTENFly Me to the Moon 2:09
2LISTENIt's All Over Now 2:51
3LISTENCalifornia Dreamin' 3:22
4LISTENI'm a Midnight Mover 2:03
5LISTENBaby! You Oughta Think It Over 2:36
6LISTENHow I Miss You Baby 3:17
7LISTENTried and Convicted 2:48
8LISTENMore Than I Can Stand 2:50
9LISTENThat's the Way I Feel About 'Cha 5:08
10LISTENWoman's Gotta Have It 3:25
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Disc 2
1LISTENCheck It Out 3:50
2LISTENSo Many Sides of You 3:44
3LISTENSecrets 3:52
4LISTENJust My Imagination 5:07
5LISTENInterlude, No. 1/I Don't Know 5:30
6LISTENWhere Do We Go from Here 6:39
7LISTENLove Has Finally Come at Last 5:32
8LISTENThrough the Eyes of a Child 5:12
9LISTENSurprise, Surprise 3:39
10LISTENWho's Foolin' Who 4:03
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Bobby Womack bills himself as The Last Soul Man, a title he has earned every right to wear. A fine songwriter and tasteful guitarist who possesses a strong, gritty voice, he has been turning out his brand of urban gospel-soul for more than 40 years, beginning with the single "Lookin' for a Love" in 1962. This two-disc retrospective covers his career from "Lookin' for a Love" and its follow-up, "It's All Over Now" (later a hit for the Rolling Stones), through imaginative covers ("Fly Me to the Moon," "California Dreamin'"), his big early-'70s singles ("That's the Way I Feel About 'Cha," "Woman's Gotta Have It") and his blaxploitation hit, "Across 110th Street," the title song from the film. Imagine the powerful voice of a Wilson Pickett coupled with the subtle grace of a Marvin Gaye (or Sam Cooke, Womack's mentor) and add Curtis Mayfield on guitar, and you get the recipe for The Last Soul Man. That Womack is still relatively unknown to the general public is baffling, since his body of work stands up to any in the pop-soul arena. Steve Leggett, All Music Guide

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