Into My Own Thing - The Jewel & Whit Recordings - 1966-1971

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Download links and information about Into My Own Thing - The Jewel & Whit Recordings - 1966-1971 by Bobby Powell. This album was released in 2002 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul genres. It contains 28 tracks with total duration of 01:16:02 minutes.



Artist:	Bobby Powell
Release date:	2002
Genre:	Hip Hop/R&B, Soul
Tracks:	28
Duration:	01:16:02

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	Cry to Me (Raw Mix)	2:37
2.	Peace Begins Within	2:33
3.	Our Love	2:37
4.	Do Something for Yourself	2:25
5.	Why (Am I Treated So Bad)	2:48
6.	Have a Heart	2:54
7.	They Don't Know	2:18
8.	Funky Broadway '69	2:34
9.	C.C. Rider	2:45
10.	Love Man	3:14
11.	In Time	3:08
12.	I'm Gonna Leave You	2:21
13.	Red Sails In the Sunset	2:38
14.	Hold My Hand	2:21
15.	Question '71 (Mono Single Mix)	2:43
16.	It's Getting Late In the Evening	2:33
17.	Into My Own Thing	3:06
18.	Thank You	2:24
19.	Straighten Up and Fly Right	2:34
20.	I'm Not Going to Cry Over Spilt Milk	2:22
21.	A Hard Day's Night	2:31
22.	Don't Do It	3:32
23.	Your Cheatin' Heart	2:37
24.	Don't Look Back	3:41
25.	The Bells	3:02
26.	That Little Girl of Mine	2:04
27.	Question '71 (Alternate Longer Stereo Mix)	2:55
28.	Cry to Me (Master)	2:45

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Into My Own Thing: The Jewel and Whit Recordings 1966-1971 is a 28-track collection containing nearly everything Bobby Powell recorded for Jewel and Whit during the five years indicated in the title. Though this occasionally gets somewhat generic, it's generic in a good way — good, funky southern soul -blues, with a tight rhythm section and earthy vocals. There's not much variety in material — in Powell's hands, even the the Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night" sounds like neo-Stax soul — but it delivers a consistent groove and serious soul and blues fans will find this entertaining.